Judge denies a DOJ request to delay deadlines in asylum case
Source: CNN
A federal judge has denied a Justice Department request, because of the shutdown, to pause all deadlines in a DC federal court case challenging the administration's asylum restrictions.
Judge Randolph Moss wrote that those challenging the asylum restrictions view this as a case related to human safety and as such, despite the shutdown, deadlines for case filings remain in place. The next briefs are due to the court on January 4.
On Wednesday, government attorneys asked the court to delay "all briefing deadlines" in a lawsuit brought on behalf of six people who were barred from seeking asylum because they entered the United States illegally.
Trump signed a proclamation in November that attempted to prevent migrants who cross the southern border illegally from seeking asylum. However, soon after, a judge in California blocked the administration's policy.
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, but he can give a picture of a thumbs up exposing the seal team in a photo op...............then he was complaining that when landing and taking off the plane had to to turn the cabin lights off, didn't even think it was about safety, he wanted to see it for vacation experience...........................
