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Appeals Court Reverses Decision on Immigrant Detention, Leaving No-Bond Policy in Place - Click Pic for more:
The ruling leaves immigrants in large detention centers in Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas subject to indefinite detention without bond.
- The 5th Circuit Court reversed a July 2 ruling on Monday, allowing indefinite detention without bond for immigrants held under the Trump administration policy in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas.
- Trump's mandatory detention policy requires holding immigrants who crossed the border illegally without bond, though other Circuit Courts have struck down the practice as unconstitutional.
- An exception is the 8th Circuit, which upheld the policy covering Arkansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota; some 5th Circuit judges previously ordered bond hearings.
- ICE and Department of Homeland Security officials appealed the July 2 judgment, prompting the full Appeals Circuit Court to rehear the case in September.
- Supreme Court justices agreed to take up a related case in their next session starting in October, potentially resolving the conflict among federal appeals courts.
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Appeals Court Rules It’s Perfectly Fine To Hold Illegals Without Bond
It would be a whole lot easier to simply catch and deport Appeals court reverses decision on immigrant detention, leaving no-bond policy in place The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has reversed a July 2 panel decision requiring bond hearings for immigrants held under the Trump administration’s mandatory detention policy. For now, that means many immigration prisoners from...
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Appeals court reverses decision on immigrant detention, leaving no-bond policy in place
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