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A federal judge had ruled on Sept. 5 that Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem broke the law by revoking the temporary protected status of Venezuelan and Haitian immigrants.
Author: Mark Berman
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Luigi Mangione’s attorneys push to remove death penalty in federal case
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Mangione’s lawyers say officials have acted improperly in the case and unfairly biased jurors.
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Trump administration asks Supreme Court to let it end protected status for Venezuelans
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The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to pause a judge’s order saying that the administration improperly stripped temporary protections for some immigrants.
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Appeals court keeps pause on order limiting National Guard actions in L.A.
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The three-judge panel agreed to maintain an existing pause on a lower court order.
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Trump administration use of National Guard in L.A. violated law, judge rules
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The judge sharply reprimanded the Trump administration for its use of troops during immigration actions. He also stayed his ruling until next week.
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Live updates: Witness testimony continues in Trump’s hush money trial
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Witness testimony continues Monday in Donald Trump’s trial on allegations of business fraud related to a hush money payment.
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Trump’s trial delves into a topic close to his heart: Media coverage
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Jurors in Donald Trump’s historic trial in New York got the inside scoop of a presidential campaign responding to unflattering news stories.
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An N.Y. court tossed Harvey Weinstein’s conviction. Could it help Trump?
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Legal experts said the judge overseeing Donald Trump’s trial will have to scrutinize the appeals court’s decision.
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Supreme Court will hear challenge to Biden administration rule on ghost guns
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The Biden administration and challengers to its rule agreed that they wanted the justices to take up the case.