A federal judge just blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to expand “expedited removal” — a policy that would have allowed immigration officers to deport people anywhere in the U.S., without a hearing, if they couldn’t prove they’d been here more than two years. Judge Jia Cobb ruled the expansion unconstitutional, saying it stripped away due process protections. This decision is a major setback to the administration’s push for mass deportations — and a big win for immigrant rights advocate