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There is no reporting in the provided sources that was arrested; the coverage instead documents federal agents’ arrests of civilians, court orders restraining federal agents, and at least one separate...
and so-called nonlethal munitions against protesters is governed by constitutional limits—primarily the First Amendment’s protection of speech and assembly and the Fourth Amendment’s guard against unr...
There is extensive reporting this month about judges ruling on how and other personnel engage with protesters and with , including rulings that limit crowd-control tactics and affirm that lawmakers we...
There is no clear record in the supplied reporting of a decision that broadly authorizes to arrest people across ; instead, the most consequential rulings so far are a federal district judge’s prelimi...
Federal and courts have produced mixed outcomes when protests involved : Minnesota judges have at times protected protesters’ rights against federal agents’ detention and use of crowd-control tactics ...
Multiple coordinated lawsuits—brought by , and St. Paul, and individual Minnesotans—challenge on constitutional and statutory grounds, and courts have produced a mix of emergency relief, partial injun...
paused ’s preliminary injunction on the grounds that the order was both overbroad and vague and that the federal government made a strong showing of likely success on the merits — including that the i...
Federal law gives authority to seek custody of noncitizens through administrative tools like detainers and administrative warrants, but federal regulations treat detainers as requests rather than comm...
Federal judges overseeing lawsuits tied to Operation Metro Surge have demanded documentary and testimonial proof tied to agents’ conduct — seeking operational records, eyewitness accounts and footage ...
Since 2024, district judges in multiple cities—most recently in —have issued sweeping injunctions restricting federal agents’ use of -2024">crowd‑control tools against protesters, and appellate courts...
courts have moved between protecting citizens’ constitutional safeguards in the face of and deferring to the Executive Branch’s broad authority to conduct federal law enforcement, issuing limited inju...
Multiple civil cases—both new emergency suits tied to the and earlier class actions from the —have been filed by protesters and journalists alleging excessive force, and court filings and public recor...
in the last five years have produced a patchwork of decisions that both constrain and affirm federal immigration enforcement powers vis-à-vis cities and states: a federal judge blocked from conditioni...
Federal courts have repeatedly used preliminary injunctions and temporary restraining orders to limit federal agents’ tactics at protests—narrowly tailored orders that bar arrests, detentions, or use ...