“Plaintiffs, accordingly, might not circumvent the Tucker Act or the APA’s reviewability bar by reframing an alleged statutory violation as a constitutional declare,” U.S. District Choose Randolph D. Moss of the District of Columbia wrote in a ruling permitting the Trump administration to terminate or restructure 5 immigration court docket packages.
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US Judge Rejects Claims in Case Challenging DOJ's Immigration Court Program Cuts
