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DOJ DEFEATED: Judge Upholds Illinois Workplace-Privacy Law, Rejects IRCA Preemption—Setback For ICE/E-Verify Enforcement Push

DOJ DEFEATED: Judge Upholds Illinois Workplace-Privacy Law, Rejects IRCA Preemption—Setback For ICE/E-Verify Enforcement Push

A federal judge in Illinois dismissed the Trump administration’s lawsuit seeking to block the state’s Right to Privacy in the Workplace Act, ruling it is not preempted by IRCA. The decision limits DOJ’s use of immigration authority to override state employment rules and undercuts expansive federal claims tied to E‑Verify usage. The ruling could influence similar laws elsewhere as DOJ considers a Seventh Circuit appeal.

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OAKLAND MAYOR BRAGS: CITY POLICE ‘DO NOT COOPERATE WITH ICE’ AS DOJ CRACKS DOWN ON SANCTUARY CITIES

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OAKLAND MAYOR BRAGS: CITY POLICE ‘DO NOT COOPERATE WITH ICE’ AS DOJ CRACKS DOWN ON SANCTUARY CITIES
At a DNC summer meeting, Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee said the city defies federal immigration enforcement and stated local police do not cooperate with ...