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DOJ Sues Arizona and Three Other States to Block In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
The Justice Department has filed federal lawsuits against Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon, and Washington, arguing that their policies granting reduced college tuition to undocumented students violate federal law.
Army Corps Suspends Permit for Road Through Alaska Wildlife Refuge, Halting Construction Amid Legal Standoff
The construction of a disputed road through Alaska's Izembek National Wildlife Refuge has been halted following a federal court ruling that struck down the underlying land exchange. The decision pauses a decades-long battle over emergency medical access for the remote village of King Cove and the protection of critical migratory bird habitat.
DOJ Opinion Extends Executive Privilege to President's Private Advisers, Prompting Senate Backlash
A new Justice Department memo concludes the president can shield communications with non-governmental advisers from congressional scrutiny. Senate Democrats have strongly condemned the opinion, arguing it creates an unchecked loophole to evade oversight.