Moreno is a witness in a potential crime involving ICE agents in Minneapolis, court records said.
Read more via AOL: Judge halts deportation of ICE shooting witness in Minneapolis
Category: Legal
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ICE agents in Oregon cannot arrest people without warrants, judge rules
US federal judge issued a preliminary injunction barring warrantless arrests unless there is a likelihood of escape.
Read more at The Guardian: ICE agents in Oregon cannot arrest people without warrants, judge rules
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Charges dismissed against 20 anti-ICE protestors in Chicago
According to a post from the National Lawyers’ Guild of Chicago, 20 people arrested while protesting ICE at the Broadview Detention Center had their cases dismissed today.
See the post on Facebook: Chicago NLG Post
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Supreme Court allows California to use congressional map benefiting Democrats
The decision comes two months after the Court allowed Texas to use maps a lower court acknowledged were “racially motivated” and designed chiefly to create a republican advantage in that state.
Read more at SCOTUS Blog: Supreme Court allows California to use congressional map benefitting Democrats
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Judge limits federal officers’ use of crowd control munitions at Portland ICE building
U.S. District Court Judge Michael Simon said federal officers could not use “chemical or projectile munitions” near the ICE building unless there was an imminent threat of harm.
Read more at OPB: Judge limits federal officers’ use of crowd control munitions at Portland ICE building
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Wind farm projects suspended by Trump resume after court rulings
“Today’s ruling marks the fifth time in a row that a federal court has allowed one of the five offshore wind projects suspended in December to move forward,” Hillary Bright, executive director of Turn Forward, a nonprofit that advocates for wind power, said in a statement to Straight Arrow News. “With this decision, courts have now consistently rejected the government’s abrupt attempt to halt construction on these fully permitted projects.”
Read more via SAN: Why five judges rejected Trump’s arguments against offshore wind farms
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Federal Court Rules Requiring Use of Trans Student’s Pronouns Does Not Violate First Amendment
“A Maryland school district can still require staff to use transgender students’ personal pronouns, a federal appeals court ruled last week, denying a claim from a Christian substitute teacher who sued the district on First Amendment grounds.”
Read more via Them: Federal Court Rules Requiring Use of Trans Student’s Pronouns Does Not Violate First Amendment
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Court Orders DHS to Restore Congressional Oversight of ICE Detention Facilities
“Emergency Ruling Reaffirms the Right and Duty of Members of Congress to Conduct Unannounced Inspections Amid Alarming Reports of Abuse”
Read more at Democracy Forward: Court Orders DHS to Restore Congressional Oversight of ICE Detention Facilities
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Liam Conejo Ramos and Father back home in Minneapolis
Both Liam and his dad are home in Minneapolis after a federal judge ordered their release over the weekend. They were escorted there by Texas Congressional Representative Joaquin Castro, who posted pictures of them safe at home.
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Rep. Joaquin Ramos Facebook: “Liam is now home. With his hat and his backpack.”
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Journalists arrested after covering anti-ICE protest at church released without bond
Georgia Fort and Don Lemon are charged with conspiracy and interfering with the First Amendment rights of worshipers, but a judge ordered their release as they are not charged with a violent crime.
Read more at 5 Eyewitness News: Judge orders release of journalists arrested after covering anti-ICE protest at church
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