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Oct 30, 2026

Trump administration asks appeals court to revive lawsuit against Maryland federal judges

The Justice Department urged a federal appeals court to allow it to pursue an unusual lawsuit against every federal judge in Maryland, challenging a court order that slowed the administration's efforts to rapidly deport immigration detainees. The legal maneuvering comes amid a pre-election ICE enforcement surge and broader administration efforts to reshape immigration enforcement.

Oct 30, 2026·5 sources
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Oct 29, 2026

FTC and multiple states sue Toast over hidden fees and deceptive subscription practices

The US Federal Trade Commission and attorneys general from eight states filed a lawsuit against restaurant software company Toast Inc., alleging the company charges hidden fees, falsely advertises free trials before enrolling customers in hard-to-cancel subscriptions, and pushes unwanted add-ons onto restaurant clients.

Oct 29, 2026·5 sources
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  • ▪The U.S. Supreme Court faces multiple immigration cases on its docket during the term beginning October 2026, including cases regarding third-country removals, mandatory detention without bond hearings, and university visa revocations.
  • ▪The U.S. Solicitor General requested that the Supreme Court review immigration cases concerning the revocation of student visas for scholars at Georgetown University and Columbia University.
  • ▪Approximately 1.4 million people living in the United States are subject to final orders of removal from immigration judges.

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ImmigrationExecutive powerJudiciaryTrump administration legal battlesSupreme CourtFederal agenciesTrump administrationEnforcement, deportations & ICE/CBPU.S. federal regulationsState politics

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