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In Doe v. Trump, a federal court has ruled that the government âfailed to show what deliberative process it undertook to decide some transgender personnel should not be allowed to serve,â according to Military Times. âIn the lawsuit,… Read More
The future of DACA, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, will become clearer as federal courts wrestle with the Obama-era initiative to shield young immigrants from deportation. And the U.S. Supreme Court may end the controversy once… Read More
An Interview with National Courts Monitor Publisher Sara Corcoran As the former head of the CIA, NSA and with his extensive military experience, General Michael Hayden has had an illustrious career in the shadowy world of intelligence. Our… Read More
By Thursday, July 26, when a court-ordered deadline loomed for the Trump administration to reunite hundreds of migrant families, government officials reported compliance. The Washington Post reported on 7/26, âAt the expiration of a 30-day court deadline to… Read More
A Trump administration policy to criminally prosecute illegal border crossings has created a renewed backlog in the federal justice system in the Southwest. âFailures to bring new arrestees to court in a timely manner has been an issue… Read More
