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NYCLA Leadership Responds to Judge Murphy Finding Administration in Violation of His Anti-Deportation Order

NYCLA calls on the Administration, and indeed all parties to all lawsuits, to obey all court orders that are issued.  The obligation to obey a court order is one of the most basic foundations of the rule of law.  Anyone who disagrees with an order can take an appeal and/or seek a stay, but in the meantime the order cannot simply be ignored and disregarded.
Date Posted: May 22, 2025
NYCLA Officers Respond to President Trump’s Unfair Criticism of Judges on the U.S. Court of International Trade USCIT Seal 300x300
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NYCLA Officers Respond to President Trump’s Unfair Criticism of Judges on the U.S. Court of International Trade

Last week a three-judge panel of the United States Court for International Trade unanimously struck down President Trump’s tariffs, finding that under the enabling statute, the IEEPA, the urgent economic emergency that the Administration claimed was not sufficient to justify tariffs that were as broad and massive as those the President imposed.
Date Posted: June 03, 2025
NYCLA Leadership Responds to Judge Murphy Finding Administration in Violation of His Anti-Deportation Order southsudan 600 dpi
statement-letter

NYCLA Leadership Responds to Judge Murphy Finding Administration in Violation of His Anti-Deportation Order

NYCLA calls on the Administration, and indeed all parties to all lawsuits, to obey all court orders that are issued.  The obligation to obey a court order is one of the most basic foundations of the rule of law.  Anyone who disagrees with an order can take an appeal and/or seek a stay, but in the meantime the order cannot simply be ignored and disregarded.
Date Posted: May 22, 2025
NYCLA Officers Respond to President Trump’s Unfair Criticism of Judges on the U.S. Court of International Trade USCIT Seal 300x300
statement-letter

NYCLA Officers Respond to President Trump’s Unfair Criticism of Judges on the U.S. Court of International Trade

Last week a three-judge panel of the United States Court for International Trade unanimously struck down President Trump’s tariffs, finding that under the enabling statute, the IEEPA, the urgent economic emergency that the Administration claimed was not sufficient to justify tariffs that were as broad and massive as those the President imposed.
Date Posted: June 03, 2025
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