Federal judge sides with Texas over Minnesota in ICE agent extradition dispute
A federal judge denied Minnesota's attempt to extradite ICE agent Christian Castro from Texas, where he faces charges for shooting a man through a Minneapolis door during an immigration operation. The ruling allows Texas officials to review the extradition request on their own timeline, and Castro could be released from custody on Thursday after 90 days.
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@GuntherEagleman
🚨 DENIED! Federal judge just shut down Minnesota. Tim Walz and Keith Ellison tried to force Texas to hand over an ICE agent for prosecution. Denied. Abbott gets to review the extradition request on his own timeline. No rushed political handoff. No weaponization of the https://t.co/dxtitexgpV
@Newsforce
🇺🇸BREAKING: A federal judge just denied Minnesota’s attempt to extradite ICE officer Christian Castro from Texas, clearing the way for his release Thursday after 90 days in custody. Castro is charged with shooting a man through a Minneapolis door during an immigration operation https://t.co/X3Do1VALdy
@cnnbrk
A federal judge has declined to order Texas officials to keep an ICE agent accused of shooting an immigrant in custody while Minnesota's effort to extradite him plays out. https://t.co/H1fJyGdblE https://t.co/gddb0t7SI4
@jsolomonReports
Breaking: Federal judge sides with Texas instead of Minnesota in extradition of ICE agent https://t.co/bAv4I7GMZH
@therealdougbell
Judge Sides With Texas Over Minnesota on Extradition of ICE Agent | The two states have waged an unusual court battle over the agent facing charges over a shooting in Minneapolis. The agent could be released from jail on Thursday. https://t.co/xvcUNA6kd5 via @NYTimes