US EditionFederal Judge in Oregon Orders Immediate Release of Asylum Seeker From ICE Detention
- On June 5, ICE agents arrested asylum seeker Y-Z-L-H immediately after his Portland court hearing, a pattern seen in at least 19 US cities according to attorneys.
- During early June, ICE arrested asylum seekers immediately after court hearings across multiple states, driven by DHS's enforcement quotas and tactics to expedite deportations.
- TRAC data shows Johnson granted asylum in nearly 89% of cases , while Halperin denied 90% , revealing stark court disparities.
- A federal judge in Oregon ordered the immediate release of the asylum seeker detained since June 5, barring re-detention without a lawful motion from ICE.
- Beyond Oregon, ICE has employed similar detention tactics in at least 19 cities across 13 states, targeting asylum seekers with no criminal record, highlighting a widespread enforcement pattern.
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'Our client is now home': Lawyers successfully petition release of man detained by ICE
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — One man is back home after a successful hearing at immigration court. The man, identified as YZLH, was arrested last month after his immigration hearing in downtown Portland, just one of the steps many asylum seekers take to become lawful U.S. citizens. He has been released from Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody in Tacoma, Washington, and he's now back home in Newport, Oregon, with his family. Kotek signs …
·Portland, United States
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Federal judge orders Mexican migrant seeking asylum to be released by ICE
A federal judge in Oregon has ordered the release of Mexican migrant who had been held in an ICE detention facility for nearly a month after agents arrested him moments after a routine asylum hearing.
·New York, United States
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