US EditionFederal judge declines to put order on hold imposing limits on 'alien enemies' removals
- Federal Judge Charlotte Sweeney rejected the government's request on Thursday to pause her temporary restraining order.
- Her order placed temporary procedural limits on removals of non-citizens initiated by a March 14 proclamation.
- Judge Sweeney required officials give individuals 21 days' notice, allow attorney consultation, and permit contesting their status.
- The order mandates 21 days' notice; the government argued petitioners "have not met their heavy burden".
- The Justice Department now asks the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals to review the judge's decision by April 29.
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Colorado Springs GazetteFederal judge declines to put order on hold imposing limits on 'alien enemies' removals
A federal judge on Thursday rejected the government's request to put her order on hold while it seeks review of the decision to place temporary procedural limitations on removals of non-citizens suspected of being "alien enemies."
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