特朗普“庇护所城市”行政令遭联邦法院封杀

特朗普“庇护所城市”行政令遭联邦法院封杀  

A federal court has blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order on sanctuary cities on the grounds that it is unconstitutional
in another legal setback for the administration.
The nationwide injunction granted on Tuesday by a federal judge in San Francisco will prevent the executive order
signed just days after Mr Trump’s inauguration
from being enforced while its legal merits are debated.
“This is a very aggressive use of the injunction authority
” said Leon Fresco
an immigration lawyer who served in the Department of Justice under President Barack Obama
“?.?.?.?using the president and attorney-general’s statements to presume the worst possible interpretation of the sanctuary city executive order.”
曾在巴拉克?奥巴马(Barack Obama)担任总统期间供职于美国司法部(DoJ)的移民律师利昂?弗雷斯科(Leon Fresco)表示：“这是一种对禁制令权力的非常激进的使用……利用总统和司法部长的声明，来假定对庇护所城市行政令的可能最坏的解读符合现实。”
The executive order threatened to cut federal funding from “sanctuary cities” that do not co-operate with federal immigration authorities
as part of the president’s plan to crack down on illegal immigration.
The decision marks another stinging courtroom defeat for the president and attorney-general Jeff Sessions
a former federal prosecutor. Like earlier court rulings rejecting Mr Trump’s controversial travel ban
the sanctuary cities decision underscores the damage Mr Trump’s own words have done to his legal position.
“This decision clearly and convincingly puts the president on notice that anything they say can and will be used against them in a court of law
” said Mr Fresco
a partner at Holland & Knight in Washington.