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Noem v. Perdomo

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    Major Shadow Docket Rulings of the U.S. Supreme Court During the Second Trump Administration (2025– )

    September 8, 2025: In Noem v. Perdomo, the Supreme Court granted a request by Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem to stay a federal district court’s order preventing federal immigration officers in Southern California from identifying (and detaining) potential undocumented immigrants on the basis of “apparent race or ethnicity,”…

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    September 8, 2025: In Noem v. Perdomo, the Supreme Court granted a request by Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem to stay a federal district court’s order preventing federal immigration officers in Southern California from identifying (and detaining) potential undocumented immigrants on the basis of “apparent race or ethnicity,”…

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