A United States appeals court has thrown out a lower judge’s determination that the administration of President Donald Trump could face charges for acting in contempt of court during the early days of his mass deportation drive.
The ruling on Friday undid one of the most substantial rebukes to the Trump administration since the start of the president’s second term.
The appeals court, however, was split two to one. The majority included two Trump-appointed judges, Gregory Katsas and Neomi…
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