DOJ Says Venezuelan Deportations Did Not Defy Judge
US government lawyers said in a defiant court filing that the deportation of alleged Venezuelan gang members to a prison in El Salvador didn’t violate the written order of a judge, who had barred the Trump administration from using a controversial law to do so.
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The Trump Department of Justice asserted in court Tuesday that, under their theories, the President’s removal power is so all ...
The Justice Department argued that it did comply with the judge's written order, suggesting that his verbal ruling did not ...
The Government maintains that there is no justification to order the provision of additional information,” the agency said in ...
The DOJ has been in a scramble trying to meet President Trump's promise Monday to release declassified information from the ...
Calif., has changed his tune on the Justice Department, transforming from one of its staunchest defenders to a vocal critic ...
Liz Oyer, a former pardon attorney for the Department of Justice (DOJ), said she believes President Trump is “determined” to ...
The House Judiciary Committee demanded Tuesday that former special counsel David Weiss and seven current and former Justice ...
Anchor Stone has filed a federal lawsuit against the city of Santa Ana alleging the city had infringed on its religious ...
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