Judges are halting even lawful deportations as courts scrutinize Trump’s immigration tactics for due process violations and executive overreach.

the case has become a test of the power of the executive branch versus the courts. President Donald Trump, upon entering office in January, pledged that his immigration crackdown would deport the ...

The District Court should clarify its directive, with due regard for the deference owed to the Executive Branch in the conduct ... s focus paints an incomplete picture, let’s revisit the Supreme ...

"The Framers’ fear of corruption, born of their reading of history and their own experience, courses throughout the ...

Some of Trump’s executive orders push the legal boundaries of what the executive branch can and cannot implement ... transfer transgender women prisoners to men's facilities, and halt the ...

Abrego Garcia’s case has become so large a story, however, that it does threaten to overshadow something else important: the more than 250 other men deported from the United States and now at ...

With 53 lawsuits filed against the Trump administration and counting, we will not surrender our freedoms to a lawless executive branch. Just 100 days into President ... Congress and the American ...

because it’s not an executive-branch agency.” “Inside the Library of Congress, they’re all congressional staff, and congressional staff are protected under the speech or debate clause in ...