California and Allies to Sue Trump Over National Emergency
Pointing to President Trump’s own remarks, California A.G. Xavier Becerra is filing a lawsuit against the White House with a dozen other attorneys general.
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Guatemalan Man Sues Pennsylvania Judge for Calling ICE on His Wedding
The suit, filed by Alexander Parker and the ACLU, accuses a Cumberland County judge of overstepping her authority and violating the man’s constitutional rights.
Trump Declares National Emergency to Build His Border Wall
President Trump has circumvented Congress and declared a national emergency, hoping to divert billions from the military to his long-desired border wall.
Montana Women Detained for Speaking Spanish Sue Customs and Border Protection Agency
Two Montana mothers who were detained while grocery shopping in Havre are suing Customs and Border Protection, saying they were interrogated for simply speaking Spanish.
Trump to Sign Border Compromise and Declare National Emergency
Along with signing off on a compromise to keep the federal government open, President Trump will declare a national emergency to fund his border wall.
Jurors Award Six Figures to Transgender Iowa Nurse in ‘Historic’ Settlement
The workplace discrimination settlement is being hailed as “historic” by the American Civil Liberties Union.
Yale Students’ Class Action Demands End to Gender-Segregated Fraternities
Three Yale students have filed a class action against the university, claiming its enabling of fraternities means that young students who want to “socialize” have no choice but to attend their parties.
Rep. Ocasio-Cortez Condemns Credit Reporting Companies and Blasts Equifax
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez took Equifax to task over the weekend, suggesting she’ll soon open a House investigation into its scoring methodology and security practices.
Family of Woman Killed By Foul Ball Asks L.A. Dodger Stadium to Step Up Safety
Seventy-nine-year old Linda Goldbloom was killed by a foul ball at Dodger Stadium in late 2018. While her husband reached an undisclosed settlement with the team, he and Goldbloom’s family say the team can do more to improve safety.
Arizona Couple Sues Glendale Police, Claims Officers’ Use of Stun Guns Akin to Torture
An Arizona husband and wife are suing Glendale’s police department, claiming its officers tased the man 11 times for asking a question.