Summary
A federal judge appointed by President Biden decided not to block ICE operations in Minnesota for now, wanting more evidence before making a decision. The state had filed a lawsuit against Homeland Security officials, claiming an increase in federal law enforcement activity, but the judge stressed this decision doesn't show her views on whether the raids are unconstitutional.
Key Facts
- A federal judge appointed by President Biden ruled in the case.
- The judge decided not to issue a temporary restraining order against ICE.
- The state of Minnesota filed the lawsuit against Homeland Security and other federal officials.
- The lawsuit aims to stop what it calls an increase in federal law enforcement activity.
- Judge Kate Menendez said she needs more evidence before making a final ruling.
- Her decision does not indicate her stance on the constitutional issues raised.
- Additional legal filings from both sides are expected later in the month.
