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9th Circuit Rejects Newsom’s Ban on Private Immigrant-Detention Facilities in Calif.

(Headline USA) A federal appeals court on Tuesday tossed out California's ban on privately owned immigration detention facilities. The ruling keeps intact a key piece of the world's largest detention system for immigrants, even as America's broken immigration system faces unprecedented assault under the Biden administration's open-borders policies. Democrat Gov. Gavin...

Supreme Court Rejects Appeal for DC’s Representation in Congress

The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed an appeal that sought to give the District of Columbia representation in the House of Representatives, the Epoch Times reported. Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch ruled in the case, Castañon v. United States, that the Supreme Court does not have jurisdiction over the...

Rittenhouse in Court for Likely Final Motions Hearing Before Nov. 1 Trial

(Headline USA) A judge was expected Tuesday to consider remaining motions in the case of Illinois teenager Kyle Rittenhouse, who was accused of shooting three people during a race riot in Kenosha, Wisconsin, last year. Rittenhouse---who was 17 at the time---maintains he acted in self-defense, but he faces multiple charges,...

Judge Set to Hear Biden Admin Challenge to Texas’s Heartbeat Law

(Headline USA) A federal judge on Friday will consider whether Texas can leave a law that bans most abortions and sent pro-abortion leftists into a tizzy since being passed last month. A lawsuit filed by the Biden administration seeks to land the first legal blow against the Texas law known...

SCOTUS Slated to Hear Big Cases on Abortion, Guns in Upcoming Term

(The Conversation) The Supreme Court begins its annual term on Oct. 4, with a packed agenda highlighted by three cases alleging violations of constitutional rights. One is about religious rights. A second is about gun rights. And the biggest case this year is a challenge to abortion laws. Several states are asking the...

Union Workers Ask U.S. Supreme Court to Get Dues Back

(Cole Lauterbach, The Center Square) After facing four appellate losses, a group of public-sector workers is asking the nation’s high court to get their dues back from its former unions. If successful, thousands of workers could see refunds of their compulsory paycheck deductions. With free legal representation from the nonprofit National Right...

Fla. Sues Biden Over Immigration; DeSantis Bans Aiding the Relocation of Illegals

(Headline USA) Florida filed suit against President Joe Biden's administration Tuesday claiming his immigration policy is illegal, and Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an order barring state agencies from assisting with the relocation of illegal immigrants arriving in the state. DeSantis's order authorized the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the...

Federal Judge Dismisses Charges Related to Female Genital Mutilation

(Associated Press) A judge dismissed a new batch of charges Tuesday in the government's investigation of genital mutilation against girls in a Muslim sect, saying prosecutors in Detroit retaliated after major courtroom losses. It's another blow for the government, which broke new ground in 2017 when it charged a Detroit-area doctor...

Prince Andrew Acknowledges He Faces US Sex Assault Lawsuit

(Associated Press) Prince Andrew has acknowledged through his lawyer that he has been served with a lawsuit by a U.S. woman who says he sexually assaulted her, clearing a hurdle that had stalled legal proceedings for several weeks. The acknowledgment was confirmed in a joint agreement signed by a lawyer for...

Appeals Court: NYC Can Force Vaccine Mandate on Teachers

(Associated Press) The nation's largest school district can immediately impose a vaccine mandate on its teachers and other workers, after all, a federal appeals panel decided Monday, leading lawyers for teachers to say they'll ask the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene. The city’s Department of Education said the mandate would now...

As Activist Judges Block Challenges to School Mask Mandates, Tennessee Fights Back

(Headline USA) A wave of activist judges, including ones in Iowa and Arizona, issued rulings to block efforts by the state legislatures and governors imposing pro-freedom bans on mask mandates in public facilities including schools. However, Tennessee's Attorney General Herbert Slatery signaled that he was leading the legal charged to...

Biden Admin Creates New Scheme to End-Run DACA’s Illegality

(Associated Press) The Biden administration on Monday renewed efforts to shield hundreds of thousands of immigrants who came to the United States as young children from deportation, the latest maneuver in a long-running drama over the policy's legality. The proposed regulation attempts to satisfy concerns of a federal judge in Houston...
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