Carrie Johnson
speaker
1,251 appearances
127 recordings
4 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 4 Sep
Carrie Johnson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 108 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 20.
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Her lawyer says they're not afraid to take the case to trial where he predicts they'll win.
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McIver argues the DOJ's going after her to chill oversight of President Trump's immigration agenda.
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Her attorney says the Constitution's speech or debate clause should shield her from prosecution, but a divided panel of the Third Circuit Court of Appeals disagreed.
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Allowing the case to go forward, Carrie Johnson, NPR News.
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The Justice Department says taking people into custody at courthouses is safer for federal officers and the public.
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DOJ is suing the court in Franklin County, Ohio over a policy that forbids immigration arrests of people attending court proceedings or conducting other lawful business.
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The new lawsuit says the federal government has quote exclusive authority to establish uniform rules on immigration.
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A spokeswoman for the court in Franklin County says it won't comment on pending litigation.
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The Trump administration has sued other states, including Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey, for allegedly thwarting federal immigration enforcement.
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Carrie Johnson, NPR News.
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Solicitor General John Sowers says the ongoing construction is vital for national security.
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In a new filing with the Supreme Court, Sowers says a single district judge should not be able to decide what's necessary to protect the president and staff at the White House.
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President Trump's taken a special interest in the renovations, which he says will include a highly secure ballroom and crucial national security features.
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His lawyers say the National Trust for Historic Preservation has not suffered any real injury.
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A divided federal appeals court panel ruled the issue is for Congress to decide.
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And that the president is a temporary tenant, not the owner of the White House.
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Carrie Johnson, NPR News.
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Solicitor General John Sowers says the ongoing construction is vital for national security.
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In a new filing with the Supreme Court, Sowers says a single district judge should not be able to decide what's necessary to protect the president and staff at the White House.
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President Trump's taken a special interest in the renovations, which he says will include a highly secure ballroom and crucial national security features.
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