Patrick Schiltz.
Luxembourgian basketball player
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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A ruling was issued on August 10th dismissing a lawsuit concerning the policy of MPS in Minneapolis.Some support2 reports
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Officials resisted Trump administration's immigration crackdown, while Patrick Schiltz was appointed by George W. Bush and blocked a DOJ probe.Some support1 report3 developments inside
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Schiltz criticized Trump administration's immigration crackdown.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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Federal judge Patrick Schiltz in Minnesota reviewed subpoenas involving Kaohly Her, Jacob Frey, and Keith Ellison.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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A judge threw out subpoenas issued to state officials.Some support1 report
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An investigation into obstruction of federal law involves Jacob Frey and Patrick Schiltz.Some support1 report
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The Trump administration attempted to subpoena state officials in Minnesota, but Judge Patrick Schiltz blocked the effort.Some support2 reports
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Around Patrick Schiltz this week
News at the entities that move Patrick Schiltz most-
George W. Bush StructuralGeorge W. Bush will speak at Applied Net 2026 as Taylor Rhodes exits his CEO role and Graham Blackwell takes over.Moves Patrick Schiltz
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Donald Trump StructuralThe Trump administration utilized the Department of Health & Human Services for an AI tool.Moves Patrick Schiltz
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Jacob Frey OperationalJacob Frey acknowledged the Minneapolis Police Department's rebuilding efforts.Moves Patrick Schiltz
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Tim Walz OperationalTim Walz championed the Child Tax Credit policy for Minnesota, noting that the state policy impacts local county economies.Moves Patrick Schiltz
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Minnesota StructuralDocumented fraud schemes and welfare fraud were reported across Minnesota, Fort Worth, and El Paso.Moves Patrick Schiltz
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Keith Ellison OperationalKeith Ellison, who served as Minnesota's Attorney General, is mentioned alongside the fact that the state capital is located within Minneapolis.Moves Patrick Schiltz
Connections
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George W. Bush Structural
George W. Bush formally appointed and nominated Patrick Schiltz to various political roles, including U.S. Senate and judicial positions.
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Minnesota Structural
Patrick Schiltz, a federal judge, issues rulings and handles subpoenas directly affecting Minnesota officials within the state's jurisdiction.
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Donald Trump Structural
Trump appointed Schiltz to the bench, and Schiltz subsequently exercised judicial authority to rule on matters concerning the Trump administration.
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Tim Walz Operational
Patrick Schiltz ruled on and limited Justice Department subpoenas targeting officials connected to Tim Walz.
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Jacob Frey Operational
Both individuals are jointly under investigation regarding obstruction of federal law, which was ruled to be politically motivated.
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Keith Ellison Operational
Patrick Schiltz reviewed subpoenas involving Keith Ellison, which was part of a broader legal action against state officials.
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Kaohly Her Operational
Patrick Schiltz reviewed subpoenas involving Kaohly Her.
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DHS Operational
Schiltz challenged DHS regarding its failure to comply with court orders concerning ICE operations.
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Minneapolis Transactional
Patrick Schiltz was involved in a lawsuit against a Minneapolis policy that was dismissed.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
1 eventAugust 2026
1 eventJune 2026
5 events- Officials resisted Trump administration's immigration crackdown, while Patrick Schiltz was appointed by George W. Bush and blocked a DOJ probe.
- Federal judge Patrick Schiltz in Minnesota reviewed subpoenas involving Kaohly Her, Jacob Frey, and Keith Ellison.
- A judge threw out subpoenas issued to state officials.
- An investigation into obstruction of federal law involves Jacob Frey and Patrick Schiltz.
- The Trump administration attempted to subpoena state officials in Minnesota, but Judge Patrick Schiltz blocked the effort.