Salatin v. Edlow

A Notice of Supplemental Authorities was filed on 2026-06-05, submitting additional legal authorities for the court’s consideration. The entry does not indicate who filed it or reflect any court ruling or new deadlines.

The docket entry appears to indicate that a document titled "Notice - Other" was filed on 2026-06-02; the entry provides no description of the notice's content or any court action. The exact purpose or effect of this filing is unclear from the entry text.

A filing titled "Notice of Supplemental Authorities" was entered on 2026-06-01; it appears to submit additional legal authorities for the court’s consideration. The entry does not identify who filed it or indicate any court ruling or new deadlines.

The docket entry indicates that the plaintiffs filed a sixth notice of supplemental authorities in support of their pending emergency motion for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction on 2026-05-18.

The plaintiffs filed a fifth notice of supplemental authorities in support of their emergency motion. This filing supplies additional authorities for the court's consideration.

The plaintiffs filed a reply to the defendants' opposition on 2026-05-06, attaching supplemental declarations and exhibits in support of their emergency motion. This is the plaintiffs' responsive brief completing the expedited briefing sequence.

The federal defendants filed their opposition to the plaintiffs' emergency motion for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction. The opposition responds to the plaintiffs' requested relief.

The plaintiffs filed a fourth notice of supplemental authorities in support of their motion. This is another supplemental citation filing.

The federal defendants filed an assent to the plaintiffs' motion for leave to file excess pages. The filing indicates the defendants do not oppose granting excess pages.

The federal defendants filed an assent to a motion to amend the schedule. The filing indicates the defendants agree to the proposed schedule amendment.

The plaintiffs filed a third notice of supplemental authorities in support of their motion. This filing submits additional authorities for the court's consideration.

The court set a motion hearing on the emergency motion for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction for 2026-05-12 at 09:30 AM in Courtroom 8 (in person) before the assigned judge. The notice schedules the in-person hearing date and time.

The court reset the previously scheduled motion hearing on 5/12/2026 to 11:30 AM in Courtroom 8 (in person) before the assigned judge. This entry adjusts the hearing time for the same date.

The plaintiffs filed a second notice of supplemental authority in support of their emergency motion. This is an additional citation submitted by the plaintiffs.

A pro se plaintiff filed a motion requesting leave to file electronically. The filing asks the court to permit electronic filing by a self-represented litigant.

The plaintiffs filed a proof of service indicating they completed service on the defendants under Rule 4(i) and attached exhibits. The filing documents that the required service was carried out.

The plaintiffs filed a notice identifying supplemental legal authority in support of their emergency motion for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction. This is an additional citation submitted by the plaintiffs.

Counsel for the federal defendants filed a notice of appearance. This is a routine attorney appearance on behalf of the defendants.

A copy of the summons and the court's standing order were provided to the plaintiffs at the court's customer service window on 4/8/2026. This notes physical delivery of documents to the plaintiffs.

The petitioners filed a motion asking the court to expedite consideration of their emergency motion and to shorten the briefing schedule. The filing requests faster handling but does not itself set any deadlines or rulings.

The petitioners filed a memorandum in support of their emergency motion for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction. The entry does not state any court action or a new deadline or hearing date.

A declaration was filed in support of the emergency motion for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction.

The plaintiffs filed a complaint on April 8, 2026 seeking declaratory and injunctive relief and a petition for mandamus against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, and certain agency officials; the filing includes a civil cover sheet and multiple exhibits.

The docket entry indicates that the plaintiff filed a notice of pro se appearance, stating they will represent themselves in this case.

The petitioner filed an emergency motion seeking a temporary restraining order and a preliminary injunction; the docket entry states responses are due by 2026-04-22.

The case was assigned to District Judge Angel Kelley, with any referred matters to be transmitted to a specified Magistrate Judge. This is a standard case-assignment notice.

A filing fee of $405.00 was paid for the complaint, recorded under receipt number 100015066. The entry reflects the court clerk’s receipt of payment on 2026-04-08.

Summons were issued for the listed defendants and instructions were provided about completing and serving the summons under the Federal Rules and local rule. This is a clerical issuance of summons for service.

The petitioner filed a declaration on 2026-04-08 related to the pending Emergency Motion for a Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction.