Courts

The temporary restraining order is in place until Oct. 18.

The Supreme Court is poised to rule on whether the president’s policy comports with the 14th Amendment.

Nicholas John Roske apologized to the Supreme Court justice and his family at the Oct. 3 sentencing hearing.

Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson, Elena Kagan, and Sonia Sotomayor opposed the decision.

The embattled music mogul was convicted back in July on two charges related to interstate prostitution.

A federal appeals court had determined that the company’s lawsuit could not proceed under a 1996 law.

Trump reversed the ban after taking office.

Three Hawaii residents and a gun rights group filed the petition, arguing the state law violates the Second Amendment.

The illegal immigrant can appeal the decision within 30 days.

The federal judge, Michael Simon, is married to a Democratic congresswoman who has criticized the deployment plan.

The court found that denying hearings to detainees with community ties and no criminal records conflicts with the Immigration and Nationality Act.

The federal government argues that the president’s stalled executive order restricting birthright citizenship is constitutional.

The plaintiffs argued that the maps violated the Voting Rights Act by failing to create a majority-black district.

The judge ordered government attorneys on the cases to confirm with the court within seven days that Sigal Chattah is no longer directing their work.

The court let Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook stay in office pending oral argument in January.

The president previously ordered that heads of DHS and DOJ should take ‘any lawful actions to ensure’ that such states ‘do not receive access to Federal funds.’

The D.C. Circuit upheld a judge’s order requiring Catherine Herridge to pay $800 per day in fines until she divulges her source.

A shooting in Texas capped a summer of escalating attacks targeting immigration law enforcement.

The White House said the Trump administration will appeal the decision.

The temporary restraining order is in place until Oct. 18.

The Supreme Court is poised to rule on whether the president’s policy comports with the 14th Amendment.

Nicholas John Roske apologized to the Supreme Court justice and his family at the Oct. 3 sentencing hearing.

Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson, Elena Kagan, and Sonia Sotomayor opposed the decision.

The embattled music mogul was convicted back in July on two charges related to interstate prostitution.

A federal appeals court had determined that the company’s lawsuit could not proceed under a 1996 law.

Trump reversed the ban after taking office.

Three Hawaii residents and a gun rights group filed the petition, arguing the state law violates the Second Amendment.

The illegal immigrant can appeal the decision within 30 days.

The federal judge, Michael Simon, is married to a Democratic congresswoman who has criticized the deployment plan.

The court found that denying hearings to detainees with community ties and no criminal records conflicts with the Immigration and Nationality Act.

The federal government argues that the president’s stalled executive order restricting birthright citizenship is constitutional.

The plaintiffs argued that the maps violated the Voting Rights Act by failing to create a majority-black district.

The judge ordered government attorneys on the cases to confirm with the court within seven days that Sigal Chattah is no longer directing their work.

The court let Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook stay in office pending oral argument in January.

The president previously ordered that heads of DHS and DOJ should take ‘any lawful actions to ensure’ that such states ‘do not receive access to Federal funds.’

The D.C. Circuit upheld a judge’s order requiring Catherine Herridge to pay $800 per day in fines until she divulges her source.

A shooting in Texas capped a summer of escalating attacks targeting immigration law enforcement.

The White House said the Trump administration will appeal the decision.