Judge says Trump administration can't make immigration arrests at courthouses

A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration is prohibited from making immigration arrests at courthouses, marking the second such setback since May when a New York judge halted such arrests in that city. This decision underscores ongoing legal challenges to the administration's immigration enforcement policies, highlighting the tension between federal enforcement actions and local judicial oversight. The ruling could have broader implications for how immigration enforcement is conducted in courthouses nationwide, potentially setting a legal precedent that affects future immigration cases.