A federal appeals court handed President Trump a significant win on immigration policy Tuesday, overturning an injunction that blocked his administration’s effort to broaden the number of immigrants eligible to be deported under a fast-track process
A federal appeals court handed President Donald Trump a significant win on immigration policy Tuesday, overturning an injunction that blocked his administration’s effort to broaden the number of immigrants eligible to be deported under a fast-track process.
The plan the appeals court greenlighted Monday would allow authorities to use the sped-up process with alleged illegal immigrants picked up anywhere in the country who appear to have been in the U.S. for less than two years. The process typically bypasses immigration judges and provides for no review of their decisions in the cases where they are brought in.
beyond the reach of the Administrative Procedure Act, which courts often use to assess agency actions. In addition, Millett and Edwards said DHS did not appear to have been obliged to release the policy for public comment before adopting it.
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