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Ana C. Reyes

Ana C. Reyes

U.S. District Judge, Washington, D.C.

Appears in 4 stories

Born: 1974, Montevideo
Education: Transylvania University, Harvard Law School, Johns Hopkins University

Last updated Nov 8, 2026

Stories

Attorneys allege ICE planned Iran deportation flight despite court order

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Presiding over the Iranian detainees case

Eleven Iranian nationals were moved from Arizona detention centers late on Nov. 7 and scheduled for a 4 a.m. charter flight to Pakistan the next morning, according to an emergency court filing. Their lawyers said the government had not given a federal judge the five business days' notice she required before any removal to Iran.

Updated 3 days ago

Judge opens ethics inquiry into Justice Department's East Potomac golf course statements

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Opened a formal ethics inquiry and ordered document preservation; has not yet named a special master

The East Potomac golf course is set to close Nov. 15 for a championship-level renovation. For months, Justice Department lawyers told a federal judge that no final plan existed, even as President Trump announced the closure on Truth Social.

Updated 5 days ago

Supreme Court reviews Haiti and Syria TPS terminations

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As of July 2026: Haiti TPS injunction vacated by Supreme Court ruling

On June 25, 2026, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Mullin v. Doe that courts cannot review non-constitutional challenges to TPS terminations. Justice Alito wrote the majority opinion; the three liberal justices dissented.

Updated Jul 24

Trump administration's Venezuelan TPS termination faces legal gauntlet

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As of May 2026: Presiding over Haiti TPS litigation

Venezuela received Temporary Protected Status in 2021, shielding hundreds of thousands from deportation. In January 2025, newly appointed Secretary Kristi Noem moved to terminate itβ€”an action federal courts have blocked as exceeding her authority.

Updated May 26