Federal judge rules against Trump lawsuit challenging New York City's sanctuary policies
Photo: ReasonHow the sides differ Alternative sources stress a pattern of Trump losses in sanctuary cases; right sources highlight the judge's appointing president and call it a defeat in a major immigration fight.
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's lawsuit against New York City's sanctuary policies fails. The ruling relies on the Tenth Amendment, including the anti-commandeering doctrine, which protects such policies from federal compulsion. Reason notes that numerous other federal courts have reached similar conclusions in comparable cases. Fox News adds that the judge was appointed by President Biden and describes the decision as another defeat for Trump in a major immigration dispute.
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Presents the ruling as one more in a string of similar court losses for Trump on sanctuary cities, grounded in the Tenth Amendment.
Frames the decision as another defeat for Trump in a major immigration fight, noting the judge was appointed by Biden.