Nichols said he would explain his decision in writing Friday evening, and cautioned that his freeze would be temporary while both sides flesh out their complex but hastily sketched-out claims.
But he said after a 90-minute hearing that the claimants established that they could suffer “irreparable harms” to their families, finances and security overseas, with “enough likelihood of success on the merits.”
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