US EditionICE moves to dismiss cases in bid to fast-track deportations after courthouse arrests
- In 2025, ICE agents launched a countrywide effort to detain undocumented immigrants immediately following their asylum proceedings as they exit immigration courts throughout the United States.
- The effort targets those who entered illegally within the last two years and seeks to dismiss their active court cases to enable expedited removal.
- Immigration judges often cooperate by dismissing cases, allowing ICE to place migrants without valid credible fear claims into near-immediate deportation proceedings.
- In 2025, DHS reported over 158,000 arrests, among them more than 600 individuals linked to the Tren de Aragua group, emphasizing that federal agents are focusing on the most dangerous offenders.
- This initiative disrupts immigration court processes and disincentivizes asylum hearings, raising controversy over its impact on immigrants pursuing legal residency.
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Florida, Tennessee, And North Carolina Senators Unveil "REMOVE Act" To Fast-Track Deportations
A trio of Republican senators, in coordination with the White House, has introduced new legislation aimed at dramatically accelerating the deportation of undocumented immigrants from the United States. The bill, titled the “Rapid Expulsion of Migrant Offenders who Violate and Evade (REMOVE) Act,” seeks to mandate that removal proceedings be concluded within 15 days. Senators […] Florida, Tennessee, And North Carolina Senators Unveil “REMOVE Act”…
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