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US DOJ Disbands NCET Crypto Scam Unit, Opts For Trump's Blockchain-Friendly Focus

Justice has recently shut down the NCET unit as the department focuses on a more crypto-friendly focus.

International Business Times

Justice Department scraps crypto unit as Trump further loosens oversight of digital assets

The National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team was established in 2021 and prosecuted major crypto-related felonies.

Fortune

MAGA's circular “lawfare” backfires

When orders and ethics collide, our judicial system frays

Salon

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Nonprofits in limbo as DOJ deletes domestic violence grant notice - Roll Call

Nonprofits say the removal of grant information has left them in the lurch on funding to assist domestic violence victims.

Roll Call

Judge Ho Dismisses - With Prejudice - the Criminal Case Against NYC Mayor Eric Adams

The DOJ's rather heavy-handed attempt to coerce an elected municipal official to do its bidding on immigration matters is firmly and properly rejected

Reason

Judge Dismisses Corruption Case Against NY Mayor

A US judge on Wednesday permanently dismissed corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, weeks after President Donald Trump's administration pushed to stop the unprecedented prosecution.

International Business Times

Judge throws out Eric Adams corruption case and sides with Trump’s DOJ

Judge overseeing Adams’ case said he would drop the charges, in part, to protect the DoJ from using them as ‘leverage’

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Georgia Troopers To Aid ICE In Immigration Arrests As Governor Declares Criminal Undocumented Immigrants 'Have No Place' In The State

Under the new initiative, state troopers and other DPS officers will work directly with ICE to locate and detain undocumented immigrants, employing a "task force model"

International Business Times

Georgia Troopers to Aid ICE in Immigration Arrests as Governor Declares Criminal Undocumented Immigrants 'Have No Place' in the State

Under the new initiative, state troopers and other DPS officers will work directly with ICE to locate and detain undocumented immigrants, employing a "task force model"

Latin Times

Pam Bondi Demands Biden Admin Era Investigation On Georgia Law Targeting Black Voters Be Halted

Attorney General Pam Bondi ordered the DOJ drop a lawsuit against a 2021 Georgia law that has been accused of targeting Black voters

Latin Times

Lee Kovarsky on the Venue Issue in the Alien Enemies Act Case

A leading expert on habeas corpus explains why the Trump Administration is wrong to claim the case must be heard in Texas, rather than Washington, DC.

Reason

Court Temporarily Blocks Much of Executive Order Targeting the WilmerHale Law Firm

[UPDATE 3/28/25 10:17 pm: See also a similar result, but with less explanation, from Judge John Bates (D.D.C.) in Jenner &… The post Court Temporarily Blocks Much of Executive Order Targeting the WilmerHale Law Firm appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

Trump DOJ Proposes Merging Drug, Gun Law Enforcement Agencies; Advocates Decry Restructuring Method

The U.S. Department of Justice has proposed the possibility of combining the DEA and the ATF, but some advocates believe such a move will have huge implications as such a restructuring would also involve cutting agents.

International Business Times

Police arrested a 36-year-old Nevada man for allegedly firebombing five Teslas with molotov cocktails

Authorities said the suspect used a rifle to shoot out surveillance cams before spray painting the word “Resist” on the doors of a Las Vegas Tesla collision center.

Fortune

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Trump Admin Invokes State Secrets Clause To Avoid Explaining Swift Deportation Of Venezuelans To El Salvador

In a Monday filing, Attorney General Pam Bondi and other DOJ officials argued that disclosing flight details would endanger national security and foreign relations

Reason

Judge Orders Rhode Island Town To Return Secretly Seized Land to Affordable Housing Developer

Plus: the federal government tries to stiff landlords over eviction moratorium one last time, the Supreme Court declines to take up eminent domain case, and starter home bills advance in Arizona and Texas.

Windows Central

DOJ demands divestiture of Chrome browser and sets sights on making Google sell Android — calls Google "incompatible with free markets and freedom"

The DOJ is pushing for Google to divest Chrome and Android, arguing the company’s search monopoly harms competition and limits consumer choice.

PC Gamer

'Google must divest the Chrome browser:' DOJ renews call for Google to sell Chrome, and Android could be next

Google is in hot water ahead of hearings for its landmark antitrust case.

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Reason

Thompson v. United States Reminds Me Of How Well Chief Justice Roberts Can Write

And another 9-0 reversal of a federal prosecution of an elected official.

Fortune

After the Justice Department charged three people with vandalizing Tesla property, the president floated sending the accused to prisons in El Salvador

The president recently used a 200-year-old law to deport Venezuelan migrants to the central American nation.

Fortune

New EEOC and DOJ guidance outlines how employees can make anti-DEI claims against their employer

New releases from the EEOC and DOJ are aimed at getting workers more involved in their fight against DEI.

The Guardian - US

The US is poised to use terror laws against students. This could be worse than McCarthyism

A new 7 October 2023 taskforce says it’ll investigate support for Hamas, paving the way for a legal strategy targeting free speech

Salon

WH promises more deportations

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said judges were "undermining the will of the American public"

Roll Call

DOJ says disclosing migrant flight information is 'inappropriate' - Roll Call

The Trump administration said Tuesday it shouldn't have to provide information on timing of flights that carried migrants for deportation.

Salon

Trump DOJ flouts deportation order

Trump admin officials mocked a judge's order to stop deportations while the DOJ argued the order was moot

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