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The Department of Homeland Security has accused federal judges of engaging in private coordination that the agency describes as essentially conspiring against the administration's immigration enforcement actions.
This allegation marks a direct confrontation between the executive branch and the judiciary regarding the handling of cases involving President Donald Trump's immigration policies.
The dispute centers on the manner in which federal courts have managed litigation related to immigration restrictions.
The Department of Homeland Security characterizes the judicial actions as a collective effort to undermine executive authority.
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