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Kennedy Center Honors Relocate to Capital One Arena Amid Closure Crisis
culture-and-politics6 days ago

Kennedy Center Honors Relocate to Capital One Arena Amid Closure Crisis

The 49th Kennedy Center Honors will be held at Capital One Arena on December 7, marking the first time the event has moved off-site. This relocation follows a board vote to close the main building rather than comply with a federal court order to remove President Trump’s name from the facade. The dispute has triggered a financial crisis, with the center reportedly facing a $100 million revenue shortfall, while affiliated arts organizations have severed ties to avoid association with the administration.

via Daily Kos|
#arts-funding#court-orders#culture-and-politics
USPS rushed ballot portal under Trump order, whistleblower says
politics1 month ago

USPS rushed ballot portal under Trump order, whistleblower says

A whistleblower alleges the Postal Service pushed the Federal Ballot Mail Portal forward to comply with a Trump order, arguing rushed development and inadequate testing could risk millions of voters’ ballots due to a strict “zero-error” rule. Boston Judge Talwani briefly blocked full implementation with a restraint order, while the Supreme Court allowed some steps to proceed but did not rule on the program’s legality. The report places the controversy in the broader context of ongoing election-law battles and heightened attention to mail voting since 2020.

via AP News|
#court-orders#election-security#mail-in-ballots
SEC to honor court orders allowing pro players on rosters amid litigation
sports1 month ago

SEC to honor court orders allowing pro players on rosters amid litigation

The SEC says it will comply with court orders that grant eligibility to players who previously declared for pro leagues or signed pro contracts, even though the conference is named as a defendant in the case. The orders could provide cover for rostering plaintiffs without forcing rostering all players, while penalties for violating the SEC pro-sports rule remain steep (coach suspensions of up to 50% and a budget-based fine). It’s unclear how this will interact with ongoing litigation or enforcement, but commissioner Greg Sankey is said to have authority to enforce the policy after meetings among league leaders.

via On3|
#college-football#court-orders#penalties
USPS intensifies mail‑in voting rules ahead of midterms despite court blocks
politics1 month ago

USPS intensifies mail‑in voting rules ahead of midterms despite court blocks

The USPS plans to publish a final rule that would force states to share voter lists with federal agencies and adopt stricter mail-ballot procedures, including a Federal Ballot Mail Portal to verify ballots, with the agency saying it would stop delivering ballots if states don’t comply. Two federal injunctions in California and Massachusetts currently block the changes, even as the administration has sued about 30 states for withholding voter data. The rule ties to a March executive order aimed at restricting mail voting, and officials say changes could take effect if injunctions are lifted. Public comments on the proposal exceeded 200,000, and Trump has publicly supported tighter mail-voting rules while himself voting by mail in a Florida primary this year.

via The Guardian|
#court-orders#election-portal#mail-in-voting
Mullin sidesteps pledge to obey court orders at Senate hearing
politics4 months ago

Mullin sidesteps pledge to obey court orders at Senate hearing

During a Senate Appropriations hearing on DHS funding, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin refused to commit to obeying future federal court orders, arguing that courts are politicized, and he acknowledged that his predecessor Kristi Noem mischaracterized two Minneapolis shootings involving immigration officers, as lawmakers pressed on immigration enforcement and funding ahead of the World Cup.

via Los Angeles Times|
#court-orders#immigration-enforcement#kristi-noem
Trump Admin Defies Courts Across Dozens of Cases, Prompting Rule-of-Law Alarm
politics5 months ago

Trump Admin Defies Courts Across Dozens of Cases, Prompting Rule-of-Law Alarm

An Associated Press analysis finds the Trump administration repeatedly ignored federal court orders in at least 31 lawsuits in the first 15 months of Trump’s return to the White House, with more than 700 lawsuits against the administration and about 250 noncompliance notes in immigration cases, signaling a sharp departure from prior administrations and raising concerns about the rule of law and checks and balances as judges clash with executive actions.

via The Guardian|
#court-orders#immigration#judiciary
politics7 months ago

Courts push back on immigration crackdown, faulting leadership for squeezing DOJ lawyers

Federal judges across multiple states fault top DOJ/ICE leadership for placing frontline lawyers in an 'impossible position' amid a flood of immigration lawsuits, noting missed deadlines, boilerplate defenses, and even resignations as rank-and-file attorneys struggle to defend detention policy without access to necessary information or clear guidance from Washington.

via Politico|
#court-orders#doj#ice
Minnesota immigration surge tests courts as orders clash with enforcement
politics8 months ago

Minnesota immigration surge tests courts as orders clash with enforcement

A Minneapolis federal hearing exposed how the Trump administration’s intensified immigration operations have overwhelmed Minnesota prosecutors and judges, with Judge Jerry Blackwell insisting court orders to release detainees must be followed and a Justice Department attorney lamenting the system while volunteering to handle habeas claims amid a surge that has produced hundreds of cases and staffing gaps (Operation Metro Surge). The session also noted ongoing frustrations, including ICE’s apparent noncompliance with court orders and calls for accountability under the law.

via cbsnews.com|
#court-orders#habeas#ice
politics8 months ago

Immigration Crackdown Overloads DOJ, Strains Courts in Minnesota

Mass deportation efforts in Minnesota under Operation Metro Surge have overwhelmed DOJ and ICE, triggering widespread court-order noncompliance, missed deadlines, misfilings, and detentions that judges say violate orders. A newly assigned DOJ prosecutor publicly lamented, 'This job sucks,' highlighting staffing gaps and interagency resistance, as some prosecutors resign and judges threaten contempt; the White House has moved to pull hundreds of agents to ease the pressure.

via Politico|
#court-orders#doj#ice
politics8 months ago

Courts Push Back as ICE Defies Court Orders Nationwide

Federal judges across the United States are escalating their criticism of ICE for defying court orders amid a mass deportation push, saying the agency is abusing legal processes and straining the system. Rulings have ordered releases or restrictions, threatened sanctions for missteps, and highlighted dozens of alleged violations in a single month as DHS/DOJ struggle with a flood of emergency cases.

via Politico|
#court-orders#deportation#ice