Immigration,
Government
Mar. 22, 2018
Magistrate judge orders depositions of federal officials in immigration suit
A federal magistrate judge said Wednesday he would allow California to depose two high-level U.S. government officials in a case challenging the state’s so-called sanctuary laws.
SACRAMENTO -- A federal magistrate judge said Wednesday he would allow California to depose two high-level U.S. government officials in a case challenging the state's so-called sanctuary laws.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Kendall J. Newman gave the federal government until April 13 to arrange four-hour depositions of Thomas Homan, the deputy director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and Todd A. Hoffman, executive director of admissi...
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