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Judge calls Garcia's deportation illegal; orders his return to the U.S.

Trump administration defies scrutiny over wrongful deportation.

Claims of gang membership against Garcia lack credible evidence.

Khalil faces deportation for protesting U.S.-backed actions in Gaza, despite being a legal resident.

The Supreme Court has temporarily halted deportations under the Alien Enemies Act amid an ongoing lawsuit.

The Supreme Court's ruling lets President Trump enforce the Alien Enemies Act for rapid deportations while ensuring migrants receive notice and opportunity for legal recourse.

The Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act for deportations was ruled unlawful by a federal judge.

Judge Boasberg finds probable cause for criminal contempt against Trump administration over deportation orders.

Trump administration is challenged on its compliance with court-ordered processes for deported individuals.

Judge Boasberg threatens contempt investigation into the Trump administration over deportation flights unless migrants can challenge their removals.

Judge Rodriguez ruled against Trump's claim of an 'invasion' to justify deportation under wartime law, marking a significant judicial limitation on presidential powers.

Supreme Court temporarily halts deportations under Wartime law amid due process concerns, prompting debates on executive power.

The Trump administration's revocation of visas for international students raises due process concerns and disproportionately targets political activists.

Immigration attorneys in Georgia are challenging the legality of visa revocations and ICE's expanded authority to terminate residency for international students.

Trump's administration is threatening legal actions against attorneys defending migrants, igniting a strong response from immigration law professionals.

A federal judge has ruled against using the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelans, reinforcing limitations on presidential powers in immigration.

Federal court limits Border Patrol's authority to conduct warrantless immigration stops in California.

Judge's ruling reinforces Fourth Amendment rights against arbitrary detentions.

A federal judge ruled that Border Patrol cannot arrest undocumented individuals without a warrant or reasonable suspicion of flight.

The Trump administration's intensified deportation efforts may lead asylum seekers to reconsider Canada as a refuge, amid tightened border policies.

The U.S. is prosecuting migrants for crossing a military zone along the border, increasing the penalties associated.

A federal judge ruled that Georgetown scholar Badar Khan Suri cannot be deported, citing concerns over free speech and his detention without evidence.

Khalil's detention raises due process concerns, as it relies solely on an assertion from Secretary Rubio linking him to antisemitism.

A federal judge reinstated legal funding for unaccompanied migrant children, reversing a prior decision that jeopardized their representation in court.

A federal judge is determining jurisdiction in the case of Tufts student Rümeysa Öztürk, impacting her potential release on bail.