A federal judge won't block ICE from entering Jewish and Christian congregations. How is that different from a previous ruling in a Quaker case?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : The department plans to argue that the change in policy is merely an internal document to provide guidance to agents. " READ MORE: ICE has been freed to make arrests at churches.
46% : It argued that without such action, some congregants would fear to attend services. " READ MORE: Jewish and Quaker groups from the Philly area are among those suing to prevent ICE raids in houses of worship Dabney Friedrich, a federal judge in the District of Columbia who was appointed to the bench in 2017 by Trump, denied the denominations' request.
32% : In February, Theodore Chuang, a federal judge in Maryland who was appointed by Barack Obama in 2013, blocked immigration agents from entering religious sites associated with the groups who sued, which include the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends. " READ MORE: ICE can't enter religious sites that sued, including Philadelphia Quakers, judge rules The judge said in a memo explaining his decision that allowing for warrantless operations in places of worship "lacks meaningful limitations or safeguards.

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