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Judge Blocks Trump Immigration Policy Allowing Arrests In Churches
UNITED STATES – A federal judge blocked immigration enforcement at certain houses of worship Monday, ruling that the Trump Administration’s policy could violate religious freedom.
UNITED STATES – A federal judge blocked immigration enforcement at certain houses of worship Monday, ruling that the Trump Administration’s policy could violate religious freedom.
The injunction applies to Quakers, a Georgia-based baptist network, and a Sikh Temple in California.
The lawsuit challenges a policy allowing agents to conduct operations in places of worship without supervisor approval, reversing long-standing protections.
Plaintiffs argue the policy has scared immigrants away from services.
Government lawyers say the rule change simply removes a bureaucratic step, but the case is still unfolding in court.
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