The agency currently detains about 39,000 individuals daily but is constrained by a budget allowing only 41,500 beds, with requests for 50,000 beds stalled in Congress.
Judge John C. Coughenour ruled that birthright citizenship is protected by the 14th Amendment, emphasizing it cannot be altered by an executive order.
Federal workers’ groups have filed a lawsuit, arguing the downsizing is illegal without congressional approval and risks national and global interests.
Critics warn that sharing employee information under Trump-era workforce reduction policies could compromise counterintelligence efforts, particularly against adversaries like China.
Weintraub has challenged the legality of her dismissal, voicing concerns on social media and refusing to step down quietly.
The decision has sparked speculation about political influences, though the league denies any connection to President Trump's attendance or broader diversity concerns.
The directive aims to reshape Olympic policies before the 2028 Games in Los Angeles, sparking debate over fairness and inclusion.