Judge rules Abrego wrongful deportation challenge must proceed

GREENBELT, Maryland (Reuters) -A U.S. judge on Monday ruled that Kilmar Abrego’s legal challenge to his wrongful deportation to El Salvador will continue despite the Trump administration’s decision to bring him back to the United States to face criminal charges.

U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis in Maryland found that there were ongoing issues to resolve in the case, including whether the Trump administration had fully complied with prior orders to facilitate Abrego’s return and allow his immigration case to be handled as though he had not been improperly deported.

Lawyers for the Trump administration had argued the case should be moot given Abrego’s return this month to face U.S. charges accusing him of unlawfully transporting migrants living illegally in the United States. Abrego has pleaded not guilty.

https://m.piqsuite.com/reuters/judge-rules-abrego-wrongful-deportation-challenge-must-proceed-2025-07-07-16-37-27

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Don't Stop Me Now - FERC Actions Helping to Ease the Path Forward for Natural Gas Infrastructure

Published by: Lisa Shidler

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) took several steps in June to slash red tape and speed the construction of natural gas projects in the U.S. interstate and export markets. This is the latest in state and federal efforts to reduce the years-long legal battles around energy infrastructure and quicken the development of vital projects such as pipelines and LNG terminals. In today’s RBN blog, we’ll highlight the recent efforts to remake and improve the permitting process.

https://rbnenergy.com/dont-stop-me-now-ferc-actions-helping-to-ease-the-path-forward-for-natural-gas-infrastructure

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