Judge Halts DHS Policy on Congress Visits to Detention Centers
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Federal Judge Blocks DHS Policy on Congressional Visits to Detention Centers
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., has temporarily halted a Department of Homeland Security policy requiring seven days advance notice for members of Congress visiting immigration detention centers. The ruling came after thirteen House lawmakers sued the department and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, claiming the policy violated a key funding rule. The judge agreed, finding the policy caused real harm and likely used regular department funds tied to oversight protection. The policy and a follow-up memo remain on hold as the case progresses, ensuring congressional access to detention centers.
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