US EditionHouse Democrats Sue After Being Denied Entry to ICE Facilities
UNITED STATES, JUL 30 – House Democrats challenge policy mandating detention without bail and restricted ICE facility access amid a surge to double detention capacity to 100,000 people, citing legal violations.
- A class-action lawsuit filed in Washington, D.C., challenges the Trump administration’s policy, targeting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and the Adelanto immigration court in California.
- On July 8, a memo signed by acting ICE Director Todd M. Lyons requires unauthorized immigrants to remain detained throughout proceedings, citing its 'extraordinarily broad' authority.
- The legal battle follows a surge in detentions and ICE's push to double daily capacity to 100,000, with Matt Adams saying `The statute makes clear that they are entitled to a bond hearing`.
- Immigrant rights groups argue the shift unlawfully denies individuals their right to a bond hearing and violates due process, with Alfredo Juarez Zeferino saying `They make it more difficult so people just leave.`
- On Wednesday, House Democrats sued, arguing DHS has blocked real-time inspections and requiring at least seven days' notice violates law, say members including Joe Neguse and Bennie Thompson.
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Raskin lawsuit challenges congressional restrictions at ICE facilities
Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin along with other members of Congress are asking a federal court to let them in — without advance notice — to facilities where the Trump administration is detaining immigrants facing deportation so they can conduct lawful oversight, according to a complaint filed Wednesday.
Lawmakers sue Noem over blocked visits to ICE facilities
A dozen members of the U.S. House of Representatives filed a lawsuit against Department of Homeland Security head Kristi Noem on Wednesday, saying their rights to visit U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement had been violated. In the lawsuit, the plaintiffs — all House Democrats — argue that the Trump administration is illegally barring them from carrying out their oversight role. The plaintiffs allege that the Trump administration has instit…
US lawmakers sue Trump over detention facility visit restrictions
US lawmakers initiated a lawsuit against the Trump administration on Wednesday, challenging the administration’s new policy regarding visitation procedures for members of Congress visiting detention facilities. Representative Joe Neguse announced that he would be leading a group of lawmakers in challenging this policy on Wednesday. He announced via a press release that “[s]uch blatant disregard for both the law and the constitutional order by th…
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Capital GazetteRaskin, Democrats sue Trump over ICE office access restrictions
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House Democrats sue after being denied entry to ICE facilities
A dozen House Democrats filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday seeking to open up Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities for oversight visits, arguing that federal law requires members of Congress to have unfettered access to immigration facilities. The lawsuit, filed in Washington, D.C., argues that the Department of Homeland Security has been broadly blocking access to real-time inspection of the facilities, a policy now formalized in guida…
The judicial process seeks to stop at the national level the new ICE policy to detain immigrants indefinitely, while prosecuting them for deportation
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