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Lawyers for the city of Los Angeles and the Department of Homeland Security previously argued that the judge’s ban was impractical and overly broad.

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Mr Turbeest acknowledged that offering wider relief would be impractical, given the vast number of businesses affected.

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It warned that it is "impractical" to expect many of these parts to be sourced domestically, resulting in higher costs for the industry.

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Attorneys for both government entities had argued against such a broad ban at the recent court hearing, saying it was impractical and would ultimately put law enforcement at risk.

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Claire Mann, TfL's chief operating officer, said she was "bitterly disappointed" the strike went ahead, calling the demands "unaffordable and impractical".

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