US Court Lifts Restrictions on Immigration Officers' Tactics in Minnesota
Summary
The 8th US Circuit Court of Appeals has paused a ruling that limited immigration officers in Minnesota from using certain tactics like tear gas, allowing the government to appeal the decision.
Key Points
- The 8th US Circuit Court of Appeals has suspended a judicial decision restricting immigration officers' tactics in Minnesota.
- The court froze a ruling barring officers from using tear gas and other measures against peaceful protesters.
- The US administration is pursuing an appeal against the injunction ordered by US District Judge Kate Menendez.
- The government argued that the injunction harms officers' ability to protect themselves and the public in dangerous circumstances.
