A federal judge in Minnesota on Wednesday issued a temporary restraining order against the Trump administration that restricts it from detaining any of the state’s 5,600 lawful refugees awaiting permanent resident status. The ruling also calls for the release of the more than 100 refugees already detained by the federal government. The federal government has arrested and relocated more than 100 refugees from Minnesota to Texas, according to reporting by The New York Times. “These refugees have undergone rigorous background checks and vetting, been approved by multiple federal agencies for entry, been given permission to work, received support from the government, and been resettled in the United States,” Tunheim writes. Under the rules of Tunheim’s restraining order, DHS cannot arrest or detain any individual on the basis of being a refugee, and must “immediately release” the refugees currently detained.