A California judge has issued an emergency order to pause the Trump administration's significant cuts to the federal workforce, citing the need for Congressional cooperation. This ruling comes amid multiple legal challenges against the president's efforts to shrink government size.
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In a controversial move, Trump's administration is reportedly exploring the suspension of habeas corpus, raising concerns over legal rights during immigration enforcement. Key aides discuss implications as courts challenge recent detentions.
The Trump administration is exploring the suspension of habeas corpus, a move that could allow the government to detain migrants without due process. This controversial proposal raises serious legal and constitutional questions.
With new tariffs and the end of de minimis, shoppers like Deborah Grushkin are rushing to buy before prices soar. Experts warn of potential failures for smaller businesses and the end of affordable online deals.
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In a major legal setback for the Trump administration, a federal judge has temporarily blocked plans to reduce the federal workforce across 21 departments. The ruling emphasizes lawful processes and congressional cooperation for such significant changes.
In a shocking statement, Stephen Miller revealed that the Trump administration is considering suspending immigrants' right to challenge their detention, stirring debates on constitutional rights and executive power.
In a startling move, the Trump administration is contemplating suspending the writ of habeas corpus, raising alarms over legal rights and immigration policies. Stephen Miller suggests this could aid mass deportations amidst claims of an 'invasion' by gangs.
In a shocking statement, top Trump adviser Stephen Miller reveals the administration's intent to explore ending due process protections for unauthorized immigrants, igniting fierce debate about constitutional rights and immigration policy.
