The Trump Administration actions and policies to separate children from their migrant parents at the border and U.S. Courts defined Due Process.
June 27, 2018 Update:
United State District Judge Sabraw issued an order directing ICE to reunite the children with their migrant parents and granting a preliminary injunction for Case No.: 18cv0428 DMS (MDD) late Tuesday, June 26, 2018. To read the complete document click on order. Below are some of the terms of the order.
On April 20, 2018, the Democratic National Committee filed a lawsuit against Russia, WikiLeaks and the Trump Campaign for damages alleged from conspiracy to disseminate unlawfully obtained DNC data during the 2016 presidential campaign for the purpose of aiding Donald Trump.
New 2018 California laws include the following:
Proposition 64, which was enacted by the voters in the general election in November 2016, became effective in January 2018. This proposition changes the state laws concerning marijuana use in California but it does not affect the federal laws for marijuana. The federal administration Department of Justice at the time the proposition was passed had a policy not to prosecute individuals who possess or use marijuana in states where the use was legal under state law. The new federal administration Department of Justice has explicitly taken the opposite position and announced its intentions to aggressively prosecute individuals in states where marijuana is legal.