New York Court of Appeals denies Trump's request, exposing bias. Alvin Bragg's ties, immigration law issues, and Boeing whistleblower. Boeing accusations, school cell phone ban, Timberlake's DWI, Celtics win.
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New York Court denies Trump's gag order removal, citing no significant constitutional issue at stake.
Federal judge in Iowa stops enforcement of immigration law targeting illegal immigrants, criticizing Biden's administration.
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Court Rejects Trump's Bid to Lift Gag Order
The New York Court of Appeals denied former President Trump's attempt to remove the gag order imposed on him. Trump's lawyers argued it violated his First Amendment rights ahead of his hush money trial. The court stated that no significant constitutional issue was at stake even with the upcoming election. The gag order restrains Trump from discussing witnesses and the case, with sentencing scheduled for July 11th.
Iowa Immigration Law Temporarily Blocked by Federal Judge
A federal judge in Iowa halted the enforcement of a new immigration law that targeted illegal immigrants with deportation orders. The judge deemed the state law in conflict with federal immigration regulations. Governor Reynolds criticized Biden's administration for leaving states vulnerable amid border matters. Both Reynolds and Iowa's Attorney General plan to challenge the ruling that paused the law scheduled for implementation on July 1.