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US court says Trump’s ‘censorship’ visa policy likely violates free speech

A judge has temporarily blocked a Trump administration immigration policy. This policy targeted foreign researchers and fact-checkers working on misinformation. The judge found the policy likely violated the First Amendment and APA. This ruling allows researchers to continue their important work without fear. The litigation will now proceed on the merits of the case.

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