All articles tagged with #dueprocess
A POLITICO review shows ICE routinely defying or delaying court orders to release detainees, moving people across state lines to hinder habeas petitions, delaying releases after orders, and imposing conditions that violate rulings, prompting judges—especially in Minnesota—to threaten contempt and tighten release orders.
The Supreme Court heard arguments over whether President Trump can remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa D. Cook for cause, with justices weighing due process, the Fed’s independence, and what counts as “cause.” While justices signaled caution about altering Fed autonomy, they appeared inclined to decide narrowly and likely send the case back to lower courts for a fuller factual record, potentially keeping Cook in her post during proceedings.
US apologizes for a court-order mistake that deported Babson College freshman Lucia López Belloza; authorities say the removal violated an emergency order, but argue it followed an older immigration order, while a federal judge questioned jurisdiction and López Belloza pursues possible reentry.