"Court blocks order requiring CBP Chief Bovino to meet with judge every day on immigration operations".

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Shared from Yahoo News

Reporting from Michelle Gallardo and Maher Kawash at abc news
Wed, October 29, 2025 at 6:21 PM EDT

The U.S. Department of Justice has appealed a federal judge's order that mandated Customs and Border Protection Commander-at-Large Greg Bovino to check-in with the judge daily to ensure compliance with a temporary restraining order that restricted federal agents' use of force.

The DOJ filed the appeal just hours before Bovino was slated to check-in with the court for the first time Wednesday.

The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals responded to the appeal later Wednesday and decided to temporarily pause the order requiring Bovino to appear in court daily.

Here is the link to the video and the written article.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/doj-appeals-judges-order-cbp-203918374.html

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Apparently the ruling does not come with an explanation from the court. I say -

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1. Gosh, sure is nice when these scumbags get an IMMEDIATE

Response when they want one. WTF!!

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2. Seriously!!!

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3. It's just a stay pending appeal

Stays don’t usually get a detailed explanation, it’s just a pause until the appeals court can rule.

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4. Reining Bovino in, so he can't wreak harm on the people

of Chicago, will not cause him harm, irreversible or otherwise.

Letting him continue to conduct himself, as he has been, on the streets of Chicago, without constraints, is likely to cause irreversible harm to some of the citizens.

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5. Indeed

So the plaintiffs will probably be well prepared and present the same thorough, evidence based case as they did to the lower court, and the Trump administration will be ill-prepared, incompetent and present false or incomplete evidence to the judge.

I don’t know anything about the appeals judge, who appointed him- do you?

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6. No. I don't know anything about the appeals court judge.

Will look him up.