Kim Wardlaw
Kim Wardlaw is a United States Circuit Judge on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, known for her judicial decisions that often reflect a commitment to civil rights and social justice. Nominated by President Bill Clinton in 1998, Wardlaw has a reputation for her thoughtful analyses and legal reasoning in a variety of cases, including immigration and constitutional law. She gained recent attention for her role in a unanimous decision blocking the Trump administration's attempts to end temporary protected status for Venezuelans, emphasizing the importance of congressional intent in immigration law.
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United Kingdom:
Judge Kim Wardlaw wrote for a unanimous three-judge appellate panel that Chen determined that DHS made its 'decisions first and searched for a valid basis for those decisions second'.
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Slovakia:
Judge Kim Wardlaw stated that the plaintiffs demonstrated they were exposed to irreparable harm in their lives, families, and livelihoods.
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France:
Judge Kim Wardlaw stated that the abolition measure desired by the Trump administration 'reeked of racism'.
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Judge Kim Wardlaw, who was nominated by President Bill Clinton, wrote for the panel.
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