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A newly declassified memo further cuts against the administration’s case for summary deportations under the wartime law.

A second judge has ruled that President Donald Trump cannot use an 18th Century wartime act to swiftly deport people he says are members of a Venezuelan gang.

A divided U.S. Supreme Court reinstated President Donald Trump's ban on trans military service members from taking effect ...

Hofstra University unveiled a bold new look Monday, launching a redesigned “H” logo as part of a campus-wide celebration and ...

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Massapequa was among four school districts on Long Island that filed a federal suit challenging the ban, arguing their choice ...

Christian legal experts debate whether Trump’s deportations to a foreign prison cross the line into exploitation.

The first time Republicans asked the U.S. Supreme Court to take a sledgehammer to the Affordable Care Act, they failed. The second time didn’t turn out well for the health care law’s GOP ...

The Supreme Court could soon say more about the ... Act is effectively keeping members of the international gang Tren de Aragua in the United States. Stephen Miller, the top White House adviser ...

The Donald Trump administration urged the US Supreme Court on Saturday to lift ... an ongoing "invasion" by the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua. The ACLU said Friday that another wave of ...