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Court denies appeal on birthright citizenship injunction

'Insufficient': Appeals court rejects bid to reinstate birthright citizenship ban as Trump-appointed judge says president's position 'has never been recognized by the judiciary'

A federal appeals court rejected the government's bid to reinstate its birthright citizenship ban with a Trump-appointed judge penning a concurring opinion. The post ‘Insufficient’: Appeals court rejects bid to reinstate birthright citizenship ban as Trump-appointed judge says president’s position ‘has never been recognized by the judiciary’ first appeared on Law & Crime.

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Appeals court refuses to let Trump administration end birthright citizenship

A three-panel appeals court on Wednesday continued to block the Trump administration from ending birthright citizenship for children of immigrants, setting up a likely appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Trump birthright citizenship order blocked third time, in New Hampshire federal court

Three federal courts have blocked President Trump's order denying citizenship to children born to parents without authorization to be in the U.S.

Spirit Airlines recovery plan approved by court

Sun Sentinel · 21h

Spirit Airlines recovery plan approved by court; bankruptcy expected to end ‘in the coming weeks’

Financially troubled Spirit Airlines says its reorganization plan has been approved by a federal bankruptcy court in New York, opening the way for its exit from Chapter 11 “in the coming

MarketWatch · 23h

Spirit Airlines Receives Court Confirmation of Reorganization Plan

Spirit Airlines, Inc. ("Spirit" or the "Company") today announced the Company's Plan of Reorganization ("the Plan") was confirmed by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York (the "Court").

Newsable Asianet News on MSN · 12h

Spirit Airlines To Go Private After Court Approves Restructuring Plan, Retail Expresses Disappointment

Spirit Airlines (SAVEQ) garnered retail attention on Thursday after a court approved its plan to exit bankruptcy by converting $795 million in debt to equity and emerge as a privately owned company. The company said it expects to emerge from restructuring in the coming weeks following the approval of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York to hand over the airline to creditors.

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'He broke it, he owns it': Trump appointee's court appearance mocked by ex-prosecutor

An MSNBC legal analyst had the panel laughing on Thursday morning as he described how Donald Trump DOJ appointee Emil Bove ...

The First Supreme Court ‘Emergency’ of Trump’s Second Term Is Here

The case involves major constitutional questions about presidential power—but its unusual posture could make it a dud.

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UPDATED: Trump Administration Pauses Federal Funding, Federal Court Reviewing

The legal issue in question here is whether the Trump Administration’s funding pause is an “impoundment” in violation of the separation of powers clauses in the Constitution and under the Impoundment ...

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Trump lawyers argue court order does not block foreign aid freeze

A federal judge last week blocked the State Department’s foreign aid pause. In a court filing, Trump administration lawyers ...

Small businesses face new deadline as court lifts injunction on ownership reporting rule

On Feb. 18, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas lifted a temporary injunction on the enforcement of the ...

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Judge Tables Decision on Whether To Dismiss Charges Against New York Mayor as Requested by Trump

The judge acknowledges he has little latitude, but still wants to carefully consider the government's request.

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Donald Trump Nominates Stop The Steal Advocate To Serve As United States Attorney For District Of Columbia

Donald Trump announced that Ed Martin, a former Stop The Steal leader and criminal defense attorney who represented numerous ...

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Judge denies states' bid to curtail DOGE's powers

Fourteen Democratic state attorneys general wants to block the Department of Government Efficiency from accessing federal data systems and making personnel decisions.

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