United States Courts of Appeals

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Appeals court pauses order barring immigration agents from using force in Chicago

A federal appeals court has paused a preliminary injunction barring federal immigration officers from using force in Chicago, calling the district court order "overbroad."

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Appeals court pauses order restricting use of force by immigration agents in Chicago-area crackdown

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Appeals court blocks judge’s order restricting use of force during federal immigration crackdown in Chicago

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Appeals Court Pauses Order Restricting Use of Force by Immigration Agents in Chicago-Area Crackdown

A federal appeals court is temporarily halting an order that restricts the use of force by federal immigration agents in the Chicago area, calling it “overbroad” and “too prescriptive.”

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Judge tosses DOJ lawsuit challenging a New York law barring immigration agents from state courts

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Stalled Contempt Inquiry Into Deportation Flights Springs Back to Life

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Witnesses in Chicago record the sights and sounds of Trump's immigration crackdown

They have borne witness the best way they could: by pulling out their phones to document what was happening.

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Federal appeals court halts ruling that curbed use of force during immigration campaign

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Chicago appeals court halts order restricting use of force by immigration agents, calling it ‘overbroad’

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Supreme Court agrees to hear case on border crossings

The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to review a ruling by a federal appeals court that, the Trump administration contends, “has already caused—and, if left in place, will continue to […]

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Appeals court denies full review of contempt case against Trump admin over El Salvador deportations

An appeals court denied a request to reconsider an earlier decision that prevented a federal judge from investigating whether the Trump admin acted in contempt.

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Federal appeals court to hear Texas, Louisiana Ten Commandments cases

The full panel of judges on the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit will hear both the Texas case and a similar case from Louisiana in January.