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That consent decree imposed restrictions on when immigration enforcement agents in six states, including Illinois, could apprehend and hold people without a warrant. 0.900

Simplified: The consent decree restricts immigration agents' ability to arrest without warrants in six states, including Illinois.

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7 months ago
The ruling came as part of a long-running case that was filed in 2018, during President Trump’s first term, and resolved with a consent decree during the presidency of Joseph R. Biden Jr. 0.900

Simplified: The ruling is part of a case filed in 2018, during Trump's first term, and resolved with a consent decree during Biden's presidency.

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7 months ago
Those released would have to post a bond and would be electronically monitored while their cases proceeded in immigration court. 0.900

Simplified: Released detainees must post bond and be electronically monitored.

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7 months ago
Judge Cummings said that he planned to order the release of most people in a group of 615 immigration detainees. 0.900

👤 Judge Cummings

Simplified: Judge Cummings plans to release most of 615 immigration detainees.

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7 months ago
Earlier this year, the judge, Jeffrey Cummings of U.S. District Court, identified several instances in which immigration agents made arrests without warrants issued in advance, in apparent violation o... 0.900

👤 Jeffrey Cummings

Simplified: Judge Jeffrey Cummings found instances where immigration agents made arrests without warrants, violating a consent decree.

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7 months ago
A federal judge in Chicago indicated on Wednesday that he would order the release of hundreds of immigrants who were arrested during the Trump administration’s Operation Midway Blitz. 0.900

Simplified: A Chicago federal judge said on Wednesday he will order the release of hundreds of immigrants arrested during Operation Midway Blitz.

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7 months ago
The final bill does not include the extension of expiring health insurance subsidies that most Democrats had been holding out for, but Democratic negotiators did secure the restoration of the jobs of... 1.000

Simplified: The bill restores federal workers' jobs and guarantees backpay.

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7 months ago
The shutdown impasse was broken earlier this week after a small group of Senate Democrats split with their party and brokered a deal with Republicans to fund the government. 1.000

Simplified: Senate Democrats brokered a deal with Republicans to end the shutdown.

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7 months ago
Members voted mostly along party lines, with all but two Republicans voting “yes” and all but six Democrats voting “no.” 1.000

Simplified: Voting was mostly along party lines, with few exceptions.

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7 months ago
The bill now goes to the president for his signature. 1.000

Simplified: The bill is now sent to the president for approval.

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7 months ago
The House on Wednesday approved a Senate-passed bill to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history after more than a month of stalemate. 1.000

Simplified: The House approved a Senate bill to end the longest US government shutdown.

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7 months ago
Measure passed with 222 “yes” votes to 209 “no” votes. 1.000

Simplified: The measure passed with 222 yes votes and 209 no votes.

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7 months ago
Devlin Barrett covers the Justice Department and the F.B.I. for The Times. 1.000

Simplified: Devlin Barrett works for the New York Times.

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7 months ago
Annie Karni is a congressional correspondent for The Times. 1.000

Simplified: Annie Karni works for the New York Times.

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7 months ago
Speaker Mike Johnson told reporters at the Capitol on Wednesday night that he would not wait that long, and instead would call it up next week. 1.000

👤 Mike Johnson

Simplified: Speaker Johnson said he would call up the vote next week.

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7 months ago
Representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia and Thomas Massie of Kentucky are the two other Republicans who have signed the discharge petition. 1.000

Simplified: Marjorie Taylor Greene and Thomas Massie are two other Republicans who signed the discharge petition.

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7 months ago
Mr. Trump reached out by phone to Representative Nancy Mace of South Carolina, another of the Republicans who have signed the petition, according to a person familiar with the calls, but the two did n... 0.900

Simplified: Trump tried to call Nancy Mace, but they did not connect.

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7 months ago
Mr. Trump called Ms. Boebert on the phone early Tuesday morning, according to two people familiar with the call, a day before Speaker Mike Johnson was set to swear in Ms. Grijalva, who had pledged to... 0.900

Simplified: Trump called Boebert the day before Grijalva was sworn in.

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7 months ago
Even if the resolution were to pass the Republican-led House, it would almost certainly be dead on arrival in the Senate, and Mr. Trump would surely veto it. 0.800

Simplified: Even if the House passed the resolution, it would likely fail in the Senate, and Trump would veto it.

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7 months ago
Representative Adelita Grijalva, the Arizona Democrat whom Republicans had avoided swearing in for nearly two months, was finally allowed to take her oath and immediately provided the final signature... 0.900

Simplified: Adelita Grijalva was sworn in and provided the final signature needed to force action on the Epstein measure.

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7 months ago