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ICE Attorney Reassigned After Viral Public Frustration in Minnesota Hearing
politics21 days ago

ICE Attorney Reassigned After Viral Public Frustration in Minnesota Hearing

Julie Le, an ICE attorney, was removed from her Minnesota detail after publicly telling a federal court that ‘this job sucks’ while criticizing DHS for not complying with court orders to release detainees. She testified she moved to the Minnesota US attorney’s office to handle habeas petitions and had previously offered to resign, but stayed due to lack of a replacement. The hearing highlighted ongoing scrutiny of ICE operations in Minnesota, including detentions of non-criminal detainees, as about 700 federal agents were slated to leave Minnesota (leaving roughly 2,000 on the ground).

via The Guardian|
#court-order#habeas-corpus#ice
ICE apologizes after deporting Austin-raised student despite court order
us-news1 month ago

ICE apologizes after deporting Austin-raised student despite court order

ICE admitted it violated a federal court order by deporting Any López Belloza to Honduras after a Boston judge blocked removal; her attorney has filed motions to bring her back and pursue permanent residency for her and her parents, while López Belloza, an Austin-raised Babson College student, calls the ordeal traumatic and wants to return to the U.S. to resume studies and be with family.

via KUT|
#apology#court-order#deportation
US apologizes for deportation error in Babson student case involving Any Lucia Lopez Belloza
politics1 month ago

US apologizes for deportation error in Babson student case involving Any Lucia Lopez Belloza

U.S. officials told a federal court they’re sorry for a deportation error that moved Babson College freshman Any Lucia Lopez Belloza to Honduras after a November court order to halt removal. The government argued the deportation was lawful because a 2016 immigration judge order remained in effect, while acknowledging an ICE officer mistakenly believed the order no longer applied and failed to cancel the mission. The judge signaled limited jurisdiction to hold the government in contempt but noted the removal violated the court order. Belloza’s attorney urged remedies, including allowing her to return to finish her studies or reopen the underlying removal case.

via CNN|
#babson-college#court-order#deportation
US Acknowledges Deportation Mix-Up in Thanksgiving Student Case
immigration1 month ago

US Acknowledges Deportation Mix-Up in Thanksgiving Student Case

The Trump administration told a federal court in Massachusetts that it mistakenly deported 19-year-old Babson College freshman Any Lucia López Belloza to Honduras while a court order blocked her removal; although it admitted the error, officials have not moved to drop the case, underscoring ongoing tensions between aggressive immigration enforcement and due-process safeguards.

via The New York Times|
#court-order#deportation#immigration
US apologizes for deporting Babson student en route to Thanksgiving home
us-politics1 month ago

US apologizes for deporting Babson student en route to Thanksgiving home

The US government apologized in court for a 'tragic' bureaucratic mistake that led to the deportation of 19-year-old Babson College freshman Any Lucia Lopez Belloza after an emergency court order directing she be kept in the U.S. for 72 hours was not observed; an ICE officer allegedly believed the order no longer applied once she left Massachusetts and failed to halt the removal, prompting the judge to note the error but not hold the government in contempt. Lopez Belloza, who is staying with relatives in El Salvador and studying remotely, was detained at Boston’sairport on Nov. 20 and flown to Honduras two days later. The case mirrors other deportations despite court orders and prosecutors say the removal was lawful based on a prior 2016 order, though the government is open to reopening the removal order or pursuing options for her to return to finish her studies (e.g., a student visa).

via Yahoo|
#babson-college#court-order#deportation
Rob and Michele Reiner's Deaths Under Investigation Amid Security Hold
crime1 month ago

Rob and Michele Reiner's Deaths Under Investigation Amid Security Hold

A Los Angeles judge has blocked the release of Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner’s autopsy reports at the request of law enforcement, who are investigating their deaths as homicides, with their son Nick Reiner charged in the killings. The court order aims to prevent the release of investigative details to protect the integrity of the case, following a trend in high-profile cases.

via Los Angeles Times|
#autopsy-reports#court-order#crime
U.S. Courts Block Trump Administration's Mass Layoffs During Shutdown
government2 months ago

U.S. Courts Block Trump Administration's Mass Layoffs During Shutdown

A federal judge in San Francisco has ordered the reversal of hundreds of layoffs of federal employees that were finalized during the recent government shutdown, citing violations of a stopgap spending bill that prohibited such layoffs until January 30, 2026. The ruling impacts about 680 employees across several agencies and emphasizes the legal obligation to halt these reductions, with ongoing debates about the administration's interpretation of the law.

via Federal News Network|
#court-order#federal-employees#federal-layoffs