A federal judge in California has blocked a controversial rule that allowed ICE agents to make arrests in immigration courts. The judge's decision applies nationwide and affects a policy that has been in place since last year. The rule had permitted ICE agents to take action in the courts, but its implementation has been halted.

Further details about the decision and its implications can be found through El País. The judge described the rule as arbitrary and capricious, leading to its blockage at the national level, effective as of the decision this week.