They Want The Court To Restore Their Access
Four organizations are asking a federal court to restore access to an international institution that Trump placed outside the American security perimeter.
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Four organizations are asking a federal court to restore access to an international institution that Trump placed outside the American security perimeter.
Todd Blanche took the attorney general oath from a former Trump defense colleague, then entered a Justice Department already trained to call presidential command a constitutional emergency.
A divided appeals court halted above-ground work on Trump’s White House ballroom and handed Congress the key. The project is now a public test of who will use it.
Trump demanded accountability for damage at the Reflecting Pool. The government filing pointed to poor workmanship and a rushed national celebration deadline.
Judge Amit Mehta condemned the dismissal of the remaining Oath Keepers case, then granted it because prosecutors controlled the case. The protest was judicial. The command belonged elsewhere.
Senators killed the $1.8 billion fund, cleared Todd Blanche toward confirmation, and left the more durable IRS protection standing.
Trump tied Todd Blanche’s confirmation fight to the fate of a disputed compensation fund. The Senate wanted assurances. He gave it consequences.
An $83.3 million judgment has reached the Supreme Court carrying a question Washington avoided for years: when does presidential speech belong to the office?
An appeals court kept Trump election rules blocked in 23 states. The border of the injunction reveals who fears a federal voter list before the midterms.
Congress built a secret deportation court in 1996 and left it unused. Trump has made the empty institution explain why it existed.