Kevin Rector
State and National Politics Reporter at Los Angeles Times
Legal affairs reporter @latimes, helping with 2024 election coverage. Past: @baltimoresun. Member: @NLGJA. DM me.
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1 week ago |
latimes.com | Kevin Rector |Michael Wilner
It was just the latest example of President Trump, still in the infancy of his second term, appearing to plow through direct orders from a U.S. court. But it was the sharpest moment yet of a federal judge losing patience. U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis had asked what the administration had done, if anything, to follow a ruling from the highest court in the land, and reached a stark conclusion. “To date, nothing has been done,” Xinis told the Justice Department lawyer before her Tuesday.
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flipboard.com | Kevin Rector |Michael Wilner
A federal judge in Vermont questioned on Monday whether the Trump administration would instigate a "constitutional crisis" by not releasing a Turkish student at Tufts University from immigration custody if he concluded her arrest was unlawful. U.S. District Judge William Sessions raised that …
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cpapracticeadvisor.com | Kevin Rector |Jason Bramwell
By Kevin RectorLos Angeles Times(TNS)LOS ANGELES - One after another in recent weeks, Maria's accounting clients raised the same fear: immigration agents finding and detaining them using information from their tax filings. "I heard it from everybody," said the 40-year-old consultant for undocumented small-business entrepreneurs in Southern California. "They come to me and they say, 'Hey, should I do my taxes this year?
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gazettextra.com | Kevin Rector
LOS ANGELES - One after another in recent weeks, Maria's accounting clients raised the same fear: immigration agents finding and detaining them using information from their tax filings. "I heard it from everybody," said the 40-year-old consultant for undocumented small-business entrepreneurs in Southern California. "They come to me and they say, 'Hey, should I do my taxes this year? Because they're going to come find me.'"Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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thederrick.com | Kevin Rector
LOS ANGELES — One after another in recent weeks, Maria's accounting clients raised the same fear: immigration agents finding and detaining them using information from their tax filings. "I heard it from everybody," said the 40-year-old consultant for undocumented small-business entrepreneurs in Southern California. "They come to me and they say, 'Hey, should I do my taxes this year?
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