Doe v. Trump (TPS injunction appeal 20)
Case Overview
The government appealed the district court's order granting the plaintiffs' motion for preliminary injunction. This case was consolidated with a similar suit brought by O. Doe
Legal Issues
The Application
The district court found plaintiffs likely to succeed on their constitutional challenge and granted preliminary injunctive relief blocking enforcement. The government appealed, arguing the order represents valid executive action and that plaintiffs failed to satisfy the preliminary injunction standard under applicable circuit precedent.
The Conclusion
The First Circuit decided the appeal, ruling on whether the preliminary injunction blocking the birthright citizenship executive order should be affirmed or reversed.
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