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US judge blocks Trump asylum ban at US-Mexico border, says he exceeded authority
- On Wednesday, US District Judge Randolph Moss blocked Trump’s border asylum ban for overstepping authority.
- The Trump administration's attempt to suspend border asylum claims prompted a legal challenge, as the court found no statutory or constitutional authority for such sweeping executive power.
- Evidence shows Judge Moss found neither the Constitution nor immigration laws grant the president authority to deny asylum, while advocates warn the policy endangers thousands seeking refuge.
- Following Judge Moss's 14-day stay, the administration plans to appeal, while June border encounters exceeded 6,000, highlighting policy relevance.
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The dispute between Trump and the courts continues. Now, a US federal judge opposes the president, who has ignored existing laws and regulations on the day of his inauguration.
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that President Donald Trump’s order to suspend access to asylum on the southern border was illegal, calling into question one of the pillars of the president’s plan to combat migration on the southern border. However, he suspended the ruling for two weeks so that the government would have time to appeal. In an order of January 20, Trump declared that the situation on the southern border constitutes an invasion of …
Judge blocks order barring asylum access at border, gives Trump administration 2 weeks to appeal
A federal judge said Wednesday that an order by President Donald Trump suspending asylum access at the southern border was unlawful, throwing into doubt one of the key pillars of the president's plan to crack down on migration at the southern border.
Federal judge blocks Trump asylum ban at Mexico border
WASHINGTON: A federal judge has blocked US President Donald Trump’s asylum ban at the Mexico border, saying that he exceeded his authority when he issued a proclamation declaring illegal immigration an emergency and setting aside existing legal processes. US District Judge Randolph Moss said in a 128-page opinion that Trump’s Jan 20 proclamation blocking all migrants “engaged in the invasion across the southern border” from claiming asylum or o…
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