Judge bars immigration arrests at US courthouses in a setback for Trump

A federal judge has halted the federal government from conducting immigration arrests within U.S. courthouses, a significant move that counters a controversial practice initiated during the Trump administration. This ruling aims to protect the sanctity of court proceedings and ensures that courthouses remain neutral zones free from enforcement actions. The decision underscores the judiciary's role in safeguarding constitutional rights and highlights ongoing tensions between executive actions and judicial oversight. This setback for Trump's policies signals a potential shift in how immigration enforcement is conducted in the U.S.