Zoe Tillman
Reporter at Bloomberg News
Hello from court. Covering the intersection of law and politics at Bloomberg News. ztillman2 at bloomberg dot net
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Bob Van Voris |Zoe Tillman
The Trump administration’s bid to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members was temporarily blocked by judges in New York and Texas, in a pair of cases over the president’s use of a two-century old wartime law. Federal judges in Manhattan and Brownsville, Texas, ruled Wednesday that the government can’t immediately deport men being held in detention facilities in their regions. The two latest cases seek to build on a US Supreme Court decision this week.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Bob Van Voris |Zoe Tillman
Cortes en Nueva York y Texas bloquearon temporalmente la petición de la administración Trump de deportar a presuntos miembros de bandas venezolanas citando una ley de tiempos de guerra de dos siglos de antigüedad. Jueces federales en Brownsville (Texas) y Manhattan dictaminaron el miércoles que el gobierno no puede deportar inmediatamente a los hombres recluidos en centros de detención de sus regiones.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Bob Van Voris |Zoe Tillman
Deported individuals from the US arrive at Simon Bolivar International Airport in Maiquetia, Venezuela, in March. (Bloomberg) -- The Trump administration’s bid to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members was temporarily blocked by judges in New York and Texas, in a pair of cases over the president’s use of a two-century old wartime law.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Zoe Tillman |Greg Stohr
The US Supreme Court cleared the Education Department to withhold money for teacher-training projects in eight states, intervening for the first time to bolster President Donald Trump’s campaign to wipe out federal spending programs he opposes. In a Friday order, five of the court’s conservative-leaning justices halted a trial court ruling that had temporarily required the Education Department to keep covering incurred expenses in the eight suing states.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Zoe Tillman |Greg Stohr
The US Supreme Court cleared the Education Department to withhold money for teacher-training projects in eight states, intervening for the first time to bolster President Donald Trump’s campaign to wipe out federal spending programs he opposes. Five of the court’s conservative-leaning justices halted a trial court order that had temporarily required the Education Department to keep covering incurred expenses in the eight suing states.
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ICYMI: How the SCOTUS order lifting a nationwide block on deportations under a rarely-used wartime powers law kicked off a race to figure out where detainees are held and get before a judge in that district before they're put on planes https://t.co/VniTEE5klt
An appeals court denied an emergency motion by the Trump administration to halt a federal judge’s effort to facilitate the return of a Maryland man wrongly deported to a prison in El Salvador, saying the government's conduct was shocking to Americans’ “sense of liberty." From
NEW: Immigration advocates have been racing to identify detainees facing imminent deportations under Trump's use of a wartime powers law and get before judges across the country after SCOTUS ended a nationwide pause https://t.co/f0JWWkdVNM