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New United States sanctions targeting the International Criminal Court are being described as a threat to European sovereignty. The measures, aimed at the Hague-based court, raise concerns in Europe about pressure on an institution based on EU soil and the ability of European states to support international justice without facing American penalties.
- 2Pottstown Residents File Second Lawsuit Over Rental Inspection Law▼Pottstown Residents File Second Lawsuit After Borough Tries to Circumvent Court Ruling with New Rental Inspection Law
Residents of Pottstown, Pennsylvania have filed a second lawsuit against the borough, accusing local officials of trying to circumvent a court ruling by adopting a new rental inspection law. The case, backed by the Institute for Justice, challenges the borough's move as an attempt to continue warrantless inspections of rental properties that courts had already rejected. The dispute has drawn attention to ongoing tensions between the borough government and landlords over property rights.
- 3DOJ Immigration Reporting Opinion: What Institutions Should Know▼What Institutions Should Know About DOJ’s Immigration Reporting Opinion
The Presidents' Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration has released guidance for colleges and universities on the Justice Department's immigration reporting opinion. The brief explains what the opinion means for institutional obligations around student and employee immigration information, and how campuses should respond to potential reporting demands or policy changes.
- 4South Dakota AG Urges Congress to Fund Supreme Court Security●Attorney General Jackley Urges Congress to Fully Fund Security Request for U.S. Supreme Court
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley is calling on Congress to fully fund the security funding request for the U.S. Supreme Court. The request would provide additional resources to protect the justices and the Court itself. Jackley's appeal adds a state-level voice to ongoing debates in Washington over security spending for federal institutions and officials.