Judiciary - Page 171

April 5

Trump deportation flight case a true ‘battle’ between the judiciary and the executive: Former federal prosecutor

Former federal prosecutor Andrew Cherkasky discusses the court clash between the Trump administration and Judge James Boasberg on ‘Fox News Live.’

April 5

Maine Rep. Laurel Libby's lawsuit over censure for trans athlete post goes to federal court

The first hearing in Laurel Libby's lawsuit over her recent censure took place in Rhode Island on Friday in front of a Biden-appointed judge.

April 5

Ex-lawmaker George Santos faces 7-year prison sentence for federal fraud, identity theft

Disgraced ex-congressman George Santos could receive 7 years in prison after pleading guilty to federal fraud charges. Prosecutors allege he stole from donors and misused campaign funds.

April 4

Judge blocks Trump admin's bid to move Tufts student case to Louisiana; sends it Vermont

A federal judge on Friday denied a Trump administration request to move a case involving a detained Tufts University doctoral student to Louisiana.

April 4

Judge targeted by GOP for impeachment deals blow to Trump's FEMA objectives

A Rhode Island federal judge ordered the Trump administration to unfreeze federal funds after plaintiffs argued it defied a prior court order to release the money.

April 4

'Radical' federal judges 'will soon learn' consequences of bucking Trump's orders: official

A federal judge in Virginia won't allow the Trump administration to fire 19 intelligence agencies employees who were found to be working on short-term DEI-related programs.

April 4

Pro-life activist assaulted, bloodied during street interview about abortion

A pro-life influencer was punched in the face while interviewing a woman about abortion on the streets of New York City this week, leaving her cut and bloodied.

April 4

Judge orders Trump administration to return man Maryland mistakenly deported to El Salvador prison

A federal judge in Maryland ruled on Friday that a Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador must be returned to the U.S. by Monday.

April 4

Texas university argues college admissions policies are 'unjust,' touts new 'meritocratic admissions' policy

The University of Austin in Texas has implemented what it argues is "the most meritocratic admissions policy" in the country while saying college admissions are "unjust."

April 3

Tom Homan: People who terrorize my family will be 'held accountable'

Trump 'border czar' Tom Homan discusses being doxxed and the Left's outrage against more of the administration's deportations on 'Hannity.'