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Trump-appointed judge expresses 'skepticism' about DOJ case against Maryland judges over immigration order
A federal judge on Wednesday said he was skeptical of the U.S. Department of Justice pursuing an unusual lawsuit against every federal judge in Maryland to challenge a court order that blocked President Donald Trump's administration from immediately deporting migrants contesting their removal.
Lawyer for Maryland federal judges warns "nightmare scenario" if Trump wins immigration lawsuit
At the heart of the case is immigration enforcement and Maryland District Court Judge George Russell III's order that every deportation must be halted for two business days to give migrants time for a hearing and due process.
The Justice Department has reached a settlement with the U.S. Military Academy at West Point to resolve a federal lawsuit ...
A federal judge in Rhode Island has sided with a coalition of domestic violence support groups, including one in Pennsylvania ...
Judge Thomas Cullen expresses skepticism over Trump administration's unusual lawsuit against all 15 Maryland federal judges that challenges their standing order that pauses deportations.
The investigation, launched by the Civil Rights Division, found the Washington, D.C. university violated Title VI of the ...
While checking the executive’s attempt to override the judiciary’s sentencing power, a judge noted the president’s pardon ...
The Department of Justice has settled lawsuits challenging race-based admissions at the United States Air Force Academy and ...
Authorities in Massachusetts say an intricate scam that preyed on elderly victims across the country has been broken up – ...
Prosecutors say Shane Daley, 40, left multiple voicemails, beginning just hours after Thompson was shot in midtown Manhattan.
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