- Administration appointed judges to immigration court in Philadelphia, handling cases originating from the New England region.
- In Philadelphia, the city is facing legal challenges regarding its law enforcement ordinances and the administration's authority concerning immigration detainers.
DOJ filed a lawsuit against Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner, while a court ruled on city ordinance limits on federal agency power.
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What happened
DOJ filed a lawsuit against Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner, while a court ruled on city ordinance limits on federal agency power.
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Larry Krasner
American lawyer
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Philadelphia
largest city in Pennsylvania, United States
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