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Court Order Halts DHS's Bulk Voter Citizenship Checks via SAVE
politics27 days ago

Court Order Halts DHS's Bulk Voter Citizenship Checks via SAVE

A federal judge ordered DHS to roll back upgrades to the SAVE system that turned it into a bulk voter citizenship checker, leading to the disabling of bulk upload and partial SSN searches. Before the halt, SAVE had been used to screen more than 67 million registered voters, flagging thousands as noncitizens—many later found to be citizens. DHS has not clearly confirmed the shutdown of the expanded features, prompting concerns about evading the injunction.

via Democracy Docket|
#court-order#dhs#politics
Kennedy Center Removes Trump's Name Following Court Ruling
politics1 month ago

Kennedy Center Removes Trump's Name Following Court Ruling

A federal judge ruled the Kennedy Center had no authority to rename itself, leading to the removal of Donald Trump’s name from the facade. New photos show the signage taken down and hidden behind scaffolding and a tarp, a setup that has sparked questions about concealing the change as Trump appeals the decision; the center says all references to Trump have been removed online and on the building.

via NBC News|
#court-order#kennedy-center#name-removal
Court order blocks Kennedy Center’s planned closure, sparks reopen showdown
politics1 month ago

Court order blocks Kennedy Center’s planned closure, sparks reopen showdown

A federal judge's order prevented the Kennedy Center from initiating its planned two-year renovation shutdown and led to Trump's name removal; Rep. Joyce Beatty alleges the board is letting the venue languish as a 'lifeless husk,' while the center says it will present reopening options (full, partial, or phased programming) and hold a mid-July vote on how to proceed.

via Fox News|
#court-order#donald-trump#joyce-beatty
Kennedy Center completes removal of Trump's name after court order
politics1 month ago

Kennedy Center completes removal of Trump's name after court order

A federal judge ordered the Kennedy Center to remove President Trump’s name from the building, signage, and website. Crews completed the removal in line with the order, after the center argued that the change could affect donations and bylaws-related funding. The appeals court denied a pause, and the case highlighted who has authority to rename the venue and how fundraising was tied to the name.

via NBC News|
#court-order#fundraising#kennedy-center
OK AG urges Big 12 to suspend Brendan Sorsby despite court order
sports1 month ago

OK AG urges Big 12 to suspend Brendan Sorsby despite court order

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond urged the Big 12 to suspend Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby even though a court order has restored his eligibility after the NCAA deemed him permanently ineligible for extensive wagering; he argues the order applies to the NCAA, not the conference, and calls for sanctions if Texas Tech won’t act. Supporters say the court order stands unless reversed, so Sorsby remains eligible to play, while critics frame the move as political theatrics tied to broader debates over sports governance and antitrust considerations.

via NBC Sports|
#big-12#brendan-sorsby#court-order
Texas Tech warns Big 12: sanctions over Sorsby ruling could spark lawsuits
sports1 month ago

Texas Tech warns Big 12: sanctions over Sorsby ruling could spark lawsuits

Texas Tech would sue the Big 12 if it sanctions the school for honoring a court order restoring Brendan Sorsby’s eligibility, arguing such penalties would violate federal and state antitrust laws and amount to breach of contract and tortious interference; the school says it will pursue all legal avenues to protect its interests and its student‑athletes.

via NBC Sports|
#antitrust#big-12#brendan-sorsby
Kennedy Center ordered to scrub Trump’s name from building and materials
politics1 month ago

Kennedy Center ordered to scrub Trump’s name from building and materials

A federal judge ruled the Kennedy Center violated the law by adding Donald Trump’s name to the venue. In response, the center’s general counsel ordered staff to remove Trump’s name from signage and related documents, with changes to be completed by June 12, 2026, and branding updated to say either ‘The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts’ or ‘Kennedy Center.’

via CNN|
#court-order#federal-court#kennedy-center
DOJ timeline ties 23 days from referral to Fulton County records raid
politics2 months ago

DOJ timeline ties 23 days from referral to Fulton County records raid

Following a federal court order, the DOJ released a 23-day timeline showing how Kurt Olsen’s Jan. 5 referral led to a full FBI investigation and the raid on Fulton County’s 2020 election materials. The document highlights the rapid sequence, the origins of the probe, and questions about the credibility of the evidence used, while noting ongoing disputes over how the investigation aligns with Fulton County’s civil suit and the broader political context.

via Democracy Docket|
#court-order#doj#election-2020
Court blocks deportation, but detained family is re-arrested days after release
politics3 months ago

Court blocks deportation, but detained family is re-arrested days after release

A federal court blocked the Trump administration from deporting Hayam El Gamal and her five children after their 10‑month detention, but days after their release they were re-detained by immigration authorities who sought to deport them, prompting an emergency court order to halt removal and highlighting tensions between court rulings and immigration policy.

via Al Jazeera|
#asylum-seekers#court-order#detention
ICE re-detains Egyptian family days after release, bound for Egypt
politics3 months ago

ICE re-detains Egyptian family days after release, bound for Egypt

An Egyptian family of six—Hayam El Gamal and her five children—was taken back into ICE custody days after their release from the Dilley, Texas detention facility. They were reportedly aboard a private jet in Denver headed for Egypt due to a court-order violation, according to their attorney. The family had spent about 10 months detained at Dilley, the longest such period for a family during Donald Trump’s second term, and their case has drawn national attention. El Gamal’s husband, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, was arrested in June 2025 in connection with Molotov cocktails used at a Gaza-hostage demonstration and faces federal hate-crime charges.

via The Guardian|
#court-order#detention#dilley