Trump’s order addressed to the Wilmerhale law firm blocked as “unconstitutional”, Federal Judge Rules

A federal judge definitively blocked the executive order of President Donald Trump directed to the Wilmerhale law firm on Tuesday.

Trump’s order sought to limit the influence of Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr Llp Instant the federal agencies to suspend the security authorizations of the company’s employees and cancel contracts with the organization. The Judge of the North -American District, Richard Leon, found that the order violated the first, fifth and sixth modification of the Constitution, as well as the separation of powers.

“For the reasons posed below, I concluded that this order must be reproached entirely as unconstitutional,” said Leon. “In fact, to govern the opposite would be unfaithful for the judgment and vision of the founding parents!”

Leon argued that Trump’s order served as a threat to law firms across the country.

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“If you take on causes disadvantaged by President Trump, you will be punished!” Leon wrote. “Other companies that face similar executive orders have capitulated with President Trump.”

Wilmerhale drew Trump’s anger as a domestic firm of Robert Mueller, who served as a special lawyer during Trump’s first term, and investigated a presumed Russian interference in the 2016 election.

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The federal judges have been a miscarriage of the Trump agenda during the months of opening their return to the White House, using or delaying key aspects of their immigration and economic plans.

A federal judge stopped on Tuesday the administration’s effort to kill New York CityThe controversial congestion price program also.

United States District Court Judge Lewis Liman issued a temporary containment order that prevents the administration from getting rid of the program and retaining federal funding if the city failed to do the program.

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The Judge of the North -American District, Brian Murphy, rejected Trump’s request to modify or withdraw the judge’s previous decision Requireing them to stay in US custody Six migrants were deported to South Sudan without a due process.

“It turns out that having immigration procedures in another continent is more difficult and more difficult logistically than the defendants were planning,” Murphy said in his order, noting that the Trump administration is free to return individuals for the interviews to conduct to the soil of the United States.

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The saving comes as Murphy, a federal judge of Boston, presides over a class action demand From migrants who challenge deportations to third countries, including South Sudan, El Salvador and other countries, including Costa Rica, Guatemala and others that the administration has indicated in its wave of deportations ongoing.

Breanne Deppisch of Fox News contributed to this report