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Federal lawsuit seeks to stop ICE agents from arresting people at immigration courts

UNITED STATES, JUL 16 – The lawsuit claims ICE arrests at immigration courts violate constitutional due process and federal laws by detaining individuals before their cases conclude, involving 12 plaintiffs and advocacy groups.

  • Civil rights groups sued the Trump administration to stop ICE from arresting undocumented immigrants who appear for immigration hearings at courthouses.
  • The Trump administration's new policy rescinded guidelines limiting courthouse arrests, leading ICE agents to arrest migrants after their cases were dismissed.
  • The lawsuit argues the policy violates due process, chills immigrants' participation in legal proceedings, and targets those following the law.
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In gloomy corridors of a federal building in New York City, masked and armed agents arrest migrants attending mandatory hearings, a sign that President Donald Trump’s anti-immigration campaign is not a truce. Trump, who promised to end what he considers to be an “invasion” by “criminals from abroad,” has encouraged authorities to be more aggressive in meeting the proposed million annual deportations.

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