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  1. Biden was appointed by Pitts on June 24th, and the Trump administration reversed policy against arrests.

Policies were found to have violated the Administrative Procedure Act.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Jun 24
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Policies were found to have violated the Administrative Procedure Act.

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Administrative Procedure Act

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  1. Policies were found to violate the Administrative Procedure Act.1 source
  2. Judge Pitts used the APA standard to rule on policy, coinciding with an arrest in San Francisco.1 source
  3. The ruling found the Trump administration failed to meet APA requirements, leading to policy vacation and Biden-era reinstatement.1 source

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