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After nearly a year of investigation, Liberia's Anti-Corruption Commission has cleared former fisheries director Emma Glassco of all corruption allegations related to World Bank projects. The December clearance vindicates an official who maintained her innocence throughout a politically charged suspension that began in February 2025.
A federal judge ruled that Kilmar Abrego Garcia, wrongfully deported to El Salvador last year, cannot be detained again by immigration authorities. The decision marks a major victory for due process after his case exposed serious problems in deportation procedures.
A federal judge in Oregon just ruled that immigration agents must get warrants before arresting people, stopping a practice critics called "arrest first, justify later." The decision protects immigrants from being detained without proper legal authority.
A federal judge in Minnesota forced immigration authorities to release an Ecuadoran man after the agency repeatedly ignored court orders requiring a timely bond hearing. The rare move highlights how judicial oversight can protect individual rights even during aggressive enforcement operations.
After residents protested, Kenya's President William Ruto stopped demolitions in Mukuru Kwa Njenga and ordered proper consultations before any action. Thousands of families in one of Nairobi's most densely populated neighborhoods can now stay in their homes while officials follow due process.