Judge tosses Trump administration lawsuit over New York City 'sanctuary' laws
The Trump administration sued New York City over its sanctuary laws, which limit how much the city cooperates with federal immigration enforcement. A federal judge dismissed the lawsuit, ruling that the government lacked a valid legal basis to bring it. The judge cited a constitutional principle that prevents the federal government from forcing states and cities to help enforce federal law. The case represents a significant legal defeat for the Trump administration's efforts to override local sanctuary policies.
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2 sourcesMamdani hails court ruling tossing Trump’s lawsuit against sanctuary laws
Judge Dismisses Trump Lawsuit That Sought to Block N.Y.C. Sanctuary Laws
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2 sourcesRight
7 sourcesBrooklyn judge tosses Trump’s sanctuary suit against New York City and finds a key federal information-sharing law unconstitutional
Biden-appointed judge deals Trump another sanctuary city defeat in major immigration fight
Trump Loses Yet Another Sanctuary City Case - this Time Against New York City
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2 developments- Oct 15Judge tosses Trump administration lawsuit over New York City 'sanctuary' laws
- Oct 17Only right-leaning coverage:Biden-appointed judge deals Trump another sanctuary city defeat in major immigration fight
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