A U.S. District Judge delivers a significant blow to the Trump administration’s immigration agenda on April 14, 2025, ruling that the White House cannot revoke the legal status of thousands of migrants from Venezuela, Nicaragua, Cuba, and Haiti who entered the U.S. legally under a Biden-era humanitarian program. The decision, handed down by Judge Jon Tigar in San Francisco, halts the administration’s plan to terminate the legal status and work permits of approximately 532,000 migrants by April 24, a move that would have forced them to self-deport or face arrest and deportation. Judge. . .
A U.S. District Judge delivers a significant blow to the Trump administration’s immigration agenda on April 14, 2025, ruling that the White…
The Trump administration escalates its crackdown on elite universities as it freezes $2.2 billion in federal grants and $60 million in contracts…
The landmark antitrust trial against Meta Platforms, Inc. continues on April 15, 2025, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg returning to the witness stand…
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President Donald Trump claims he knows the three individuals most responsible for the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, naming Russian President…