Friday was a slightly less eventful day in the courts (compared with Thursday), but there were still some rulings of note. I made a point to tweet them out as I encountered them — I thought that might make it a little easier to keep track of them. We'll give that a try and see how that works. 

This first one technically rolled in late Thursday, but after I'd already published the Evening Docket, so we'll include it here. And it features a familiar (to many) name: Judge Tanya Chutkan of the D.C. District Court:

In an interesting/related turn of events, the Trump administration apparently changed things up today and opted to restore SEVIS records on Friday. Kyle Cheney has a decent explainer here: 

Next up, an actual win for the Trump administration:

Next, there was a completely unsurprising pair of rulings out of the D.C. District Court:

And...yet another ruling out of the D.C. District Court:

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So what did we get in the way of new filings on Friday? 

You can check out prior installments of The Evening Docket series here.