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United States federal environmental law (enacted 1970)
The current status of the Trump administration’s border wall project is active construction of limited new barrier segments in southern California and Arizona, driven by recent federal funding and exp...
A federal judge ordered the Everglades detention camp nicknamed “Alligator Alcatraz” to stop taking new detainees and to wind down operations within 60 days because the site was built without the requ...
Democrats are opposing the Republican continuing resolution chiefly because it does not extend or permanently enshrine Affordable Care Act premium tax credits, does not restore or protect Medicaid fun...
A federal judge ordered Alligator Alcatraz — the South Florida Detention Facility in the Everglades — to stop taking new detainees and to wind down operations within roughly 60 days after finding the ...
Courts have so far treated challenges to White House projects that bypass National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA)–style review with procedural caution rather than swift injunctions, recognizing a st...
Federal law has a mixed role in White House preservation: the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) — including Section 106 review that governs most federal historic properties — explicitly exempt...
Legal fights over environmental reviews and easements, state-federal funding disputes, and use of statutory waiver authority slowed or complicated border barrier work through 2025; DHS waivers in Apri...
Proposition 50’s potential environmental impacts in California are not directly documented in the supplied analyses, but adjacent evidence suggests . The materials provided highlight gaps: a federal r...