This week, judges expressed frustration with the Trump administration’s defense tactics in court, with one suggesting “bad faith” actions in halting deportations. Despite this, the Supreme Court sided with the administration in allowing the termination of Education Department grants. In a related case, a federal judge ordered the government to return a Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador. The week highlighted the administration’s defense strategy, with judges questioning the accuracy and intentions behind its actions. In the Tren de Aragua case, a judge raised concerns over the administration’s compliance with court orders and potential contempt proceedings. In California, a judge blocked the early termination of Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelan nationals, criticizing the administration’s lack of evidence and disingenuous arguments. Another judge rebuked the government for inaccurate claims in seeking a stay on orders related to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Despite these legal setbacks, the administration secured a victory in the Supreme Court, allowing the termination of controversial education grants. The week showcased the administration’s legal battles in various cases, from deportation policies to agency closures, with mixed results in court rulings and judicial opinions.
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