Summary
President Donald Trump faced two legal challenges on Monday. A judge in New York upheld a law limiting immigration arrests at courthouses, and a judge in Tennessee blocked the deployment of National Guard troops to Memphis.
Key Facts
- A New York federal judge upheld a law that restricts immigration arrests at courthouses.
- The law, called the Protect Our Courts Act, prevents arrests without a judicial warrant.
- The Trump administration argued this law violated the U.S. Constitution but the court disagreed.
- A Tennessee judge stopped the deployment of state National Guard troops to Memphis.
- The Tennessee ruling was based on potential violations of state constitutional limits.
- These legal setbacks highlight opposition Trump's domestic enforcement policy is facing.
- The New York ruling may influence similar cases in other states.