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A judge blocked a Trump-era rule restricting Congress's access to immigration detention centers, citing violations of federal oversight laws.
A federal judge blocked a Trump administration rule limiting congressional access to immigration detention centers, ruling it likely violates federal law that guarantees lawmakers unrestricted oversight.
The temporary injunction, issued December 17 by Judge Jia Cobb, supports Congress’s constitutional right to visit facilities without advance notice.
Democrats, including Rep. Joe Neguse and Rep. Jason Crow, had argued the policy obstructed oversight, citing denials of entry despite legal authority.
The decision affirms annual laws ensuring access, which every president since 2020 has signed.
The case continues, while ICE reported over 68,000 people in detention as of mid-December, a record high.
Un juez bloqueó una regla de la era de Trump que restringía el acceso del Congreso a los centros de detención de inmigrantes, citando violaciones a las leyes federales de supervisión.