BREAKING: Trump administration is reinstating sanctions against UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, the world's leading investigator of Israeli apartheid & genocide in Palestine.

A three-judge panel on the D.C. Circuit Court just issued an administrative stay, allowing the Justice Department to restart punishing Albanese while the courts deliberate.

Judge Richard Leon had correctly blocked the sanctions, recognizing that Albanese's First Amendment rights are protected because she owns property in the U.S. and her daughter is an American citizen.

But the Justice Department is arguing that foreign nationals abroad have no constitutional rights—a dangerous precedent that would gut free speech protections globally.

The Court of Appeals has scheduled key filings for May 28 and June 2.

This isn't just about Francesca. It's about whether America will uphold free speech or become complicit in Israel's crimes through censorship and intimidation.