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Federal Court Halts Trump’s Ban on Nonimmigrant Visas
On Oct. 1, a federal judge granted a preliminary injunction against President Trump’s nonimmigrant visa ban. What’s in the decision? -
Court Allows Justice Department Lawsuit Against Bolton to Proceed
Judge Royce Lamberth of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia today denied former National Security Advisor John Bolton’s request to dismiss the government lawsuit filed against him regard... -
The Espionage Threat to U.S. Businesses
U.S. companies must understand that in many cases they are no longer simply competing with corporate rivals. They are competing with the nation-states supporting their corporate rivals. -
Oral Argument Summary: U.S. v. Flynn
We sat through a four hour hearing in the Flynn case, so you don’t have to. -
What to Make of the Johnson-Grassley Report on Biden and Burisma
The report doesn't break any new ground and highlights the decline of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. -
TikTok Wins Round One: An Overview of Judge Nichols’s Preliminary Injunction Ruling
A federal judge has barred the Trump administration, for the moment, from enforcing IEEPA sanctions against TikTok. Here’s why. -
Federal Judge Denies Government Request to Dismiss McCabe Lawsuit
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Livestream: Senate Homeland Security Hearing on Threats to the Homeland
On Thursday, September 24, 2020, at 10:00 a.m., the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee will hold a hearing on threats to the homeland. -
Fifth Circuit Overturns Selective Service Ruling, Setting Up Supreme Court Fight
A Fifth Circuit panel held that the Selective Service’s male-only registration requirement did not violate the Constitution’s Equal Protection Clause. What’s the significance of the ruling? -
What Bill Barr Said and What it Means
Had any other attorney general given the speech Barr gave this week, nobody would have noticed. In the context of his recent actions, Barr’s words amount to a defense of politicized justice. -
Chinese Hackers Charged for Cyber Attacks on Over 100 Companies
The Department of Justice has charged five Chinese nationals with a variety of crimes for allegedly hacking into over 100 organizations worldwide, including targeted attacks on U.S. companies. -
Who’s on First at the Department of Homeland Security?
What’s going on with the top positions in the Department of Homeland Security?
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