Kyle Cheney
Legal Affairs Reporter at POLITICO
Senior legal affairs reporter for @POLITICO with a focus on democracy, law and the balance of power in government. Tips: [email protected] NY ➡️ BOS ➡️ DC
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politico.com | Erica Orden |Kyle Cheney
The decision is the latest setback for the Trump administration’s effort to detain and deport academics who have protested Israel. Mahmoud Khalil, a green card holder who has not been charged with any crime, has been fighting for his release from immigration detention for four months.
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subscriber.politicopro.com | Kyle Cheney
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politico.com | Kyle Cheney |Josh Gerstein
A panel of two Trump appointees and one Biden appointee was openly skeptical of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s legal challenge. California National Guard troops, operating under federal control due to an order from President Donald Trump, face down "No Kings" protesters on Saturday.
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yahoo.com | Kyle Cheney
A California court has upheld a recommendation that attorney John Eastman should lose his law license because of his central role in President Donald Trump’s effort to subvert the 2020 election. A three-judge “review panel” of the California State Bar Court found that Eastman’s conduct was so egregious — and his remorse so lacking — that the only remedy was to permanently prohibit him from practicing law.
‘My duty is to call it out’: Judge accuses Trump administration of discrimination against minorities
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yahoo.com | Kyle Cheney |Danny Nguyen
A federal judge appointed by Ronald Reagan on Monday accused the Trump administration of “appalling” and “palpably clear” discrimination against racial minorities and LGBTQ+ Americans. “I’ve never seen a record where racial discrimination was so palpable. I’ve sat on this bench now for 40 years. I’ve never seen government racial discrimination like this,” said U.S. District Judge William Young, a Massachusetts-based jurist who took the bench in 1985.
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Gov. Newsom's arguments did not appear to fare well at the appeals court this afternoon. All three judges had pointed questions about the state's arguments against Trump's Guard deployment — and it appears unlikely the panel will let Breyer's earlier order take effect. Details TK
The woman charged for spitting on Ed Martin has been detained in DC jail for threatening a neighbor and banging on her door with a crowbar. She's being screened for competency. Prosecutor in the local case? The demoted Jason McCullough, who put the Proud Boys in jail after J6. https://t.co/NBmEJM1EjK
RT @KyleClark: NEW: MyPillowGuy Mike Lindell found liable for defamation for his statements about Dominion Voting Systems executive Eric Co…