Investigations
The judiciary has options to keep pressing the Trump admin on Abrego Garcia’s case
If the government does not comply with the court order in Abrego Garcia’s case to facilitate his return, it would set a dangerous precedent.
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Trump allies are attacking the judicial system—and may now be targeting courthouses themselves
The mass firing of GSA staff and potential sale of federal courthouses could hinder the ability of the federal judiciary to operate.
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As Trump pursues mass deportation, his businesses again seek foreign workers
Trump said companies need to “hire American.” Then he released a raft of new seasonal work visas, and days after, his company put out a call for seasonal foreign workers.
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The Trump administration is flouting judges and laying the groundwork for further defiance of court orders
The Trump administration's seeming defiance of court orders, as well as the apparent efforts of congressional Republicans to undermine the separation of powers and the judiciary’s power to check the executive branch, could have vast implications for the lives of everyday Americans.
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Tracking Trump’s unprecedented—often illegal—firings of political appointees and watchdogs
Trump and his allies have fired political appointees across the government who make sure our government runs.
Investigations
Vietnamese prime minister supported expediting Trump development in meeting with Trump Org rep
Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh expressed support for expediting the development of a Trump Organization project in the country’s Hung Yen province during a meeting with the head of a firm that represents President Trump’s namesake private company in Vietnam last week.