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Wendy Fry & Sergio Olmos CalMatters A judge on Thursday August 13 indicated that she’s inclined to order federal immigration agents to stop arresting people without warrants in Los Angeles if they haven’t assessed their flight risk. If she grants the order, it would be one of the most significant so...
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Wendy Fry CalMatters A federal judge on Wednesday June 10 ordered the Otay Mesa Detention Center to allow San Diego County health inspectors access to the 1,400-bed facility, siding with local officials over the federal government in an ongoing legal feud. The ruling could affect how local officials across...
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Sunita Sohrabji American Community Media El 5 de junio, un juez de un tribunal federal de Massachusetts dictó una orden judicial preliminar que impide a la Administración Trump restringir las ayudas del Programa de Asistencia Nutricional Suplementaria (SNAP) a los estados que no cooperen con las políticas contra la...
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Sunita Sohrabji American Community Media A federal court judge in Massachusetts issued a preliminary injunction on June 5 blocking the Trump Administration from restricting Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — SNAP — aid to states that do not cooperate with the Trump Administration’s anti-DEI policies. U.S. District Court Judge Myong...
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Wendy Fry & Sergio Olmos CalMatters Una jueza federal dictaminó que los agentes de la Patrulla Fronteriza continuaron realizando detenciones y arrestos ilegales después de que ella les ordenara que cesaran sus actividades. En una decisión concisa, hecha pública el 2 de abril, la juez escribió que los agentes habían “detenido...
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Wendy Fry & Sergio Olmos CalMatters A federal judge ruled that Border Patrol agents continued making illegal stops and arrests after she ordered them to quit. In a tersely worded decision unsealed the morning of April 2, the judge wrote that agents had “again detained people without reasonable suspicion,” relying on broad...
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Adam Echelman CalMatters California’s soup kitchens, homeless shelters and preschools can continue to serve those without legal status, at least temporarily, according to a decision on September 10 by a U.S. district court judge in Rhode Island. In July, four federal departments — Education, Justice, Health and Human Services...
Wendy Fry & Sergio Olmos CalMatters A judge on Thursday August 13 indicated that she’s inclined to order federal immigration agents to stop arresting people without warrants in Los Angeles if they haven’t assessed their flight risk. If she grants the order, it would be one of the most significant so...
Wendy Fry CalMatters A federal judge on Wednesday June 10 ordered the Otay Mesa Detention Center to allow San Diego County health inspectors access to the 1,400-bed facility, siding with local officials over the federal government in an ongoing legal feud. The ruling could affect how local officials across...
Sunita Sohrabji American Community Media El 5 de junio, un juez de un tribunal federal de Massachusetts dictó una orden judicial preliminar que impide a la Administración Trump restringir las ayudas del Programa de Asistencia Nutricional Suplementaria (SNAP) a los estados que no cooperen con las políticas contra la...
Sunita Sohrabji American Community Media A federal court judge in Massachusetts issued a preliminary injunction on June 5 blocking the Trump Administration from restricting Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — SNAP — aid to states that do not cooperate with the Trump Administration’s anti-DEI policies. U.S. District Court Judge Myong...
Wendy Fry & Sergio Olmos CalMatters Una jueza federal dictaminó que los agentes de la Patrulla Fronteriza continuaron realizando detenciones y arrestos ilegales después de que ella les ordenara que cesaran sus actividades. En una decisión concisa, hecha pública el 2 de abril, la juez escribió que los agentes habían “detenido...
Wendy Fry & Sergio Olmos CalMatters A federal judge ruled that Border Patrol agents continued making illegal stops and arrests after she ordered them to quit. In a tersely worded decision unsealed the morning of April 2, the judge wrote that agents had “again detained people without reasonable suspicion,” relying on broad...
Adam Echelman CalMatters California’s soup kitchens, homeless shelters and preschools can continue to serve those without legal status, at least temporarily, according to a decision on September 10 by a U.S. district court judge in Rhode Island. In July, four federal departments — Education, Justice, Health and Human Services...