Judge dismisses DOJ suit against Minnesota over ‘sanctuary policies’
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The judge says local policies only regulate how local officials perform their duties, not how the federal government does.
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A federal judge tossed out the Trump administration's challenge to Minnesota's sanctuary laws, ruling Monday that the state has the right to make decisions about how to use its resources, including the ability to decline to help the feds on illegal immigration.
A Trump-appointed federal judge on Monday tossed out a Department of Justice lawsuit that aimed to invalidate state and local “sanctuary” policies, which limit information-sharing and cooperation between local law enforcement agencies and immigration enforcement.
A Trump-nominated federal judge has ruled against the administration in a key case centered around local immigration policy in Minnesota. According to a Monday filing, the Trump administration asserted that Minnesota sanctuary laws violate the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution, which states that …
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration on Monday from overruling state immigration regulations in Minnesota, marking a blow for federal power. The Trump administration filed a lawsuit in September against the Twin Cities, Hennepin County, and the state over “sanctuary city policies” that l…
A federal judge nominated by President Trump sided against the administration in a Minnesota sanctuary-law dispute, ruling the state's policies do not violate the Constitution, adding to a growing list of courtroom setbacks for the White House. U.S. District Judge Eric C.
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