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Judges across the country are continuing to push back against prolonged ICE detention, even after a
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1:46Now PlayingJudges across the country are continuing to push back against prolonged ICE detention, even after a federal appeals court ruled in favor of the government’s policy. ⚖️🚨 Many courts are finding that holding immigrants without bond may violate constitutional due process protections. Since February, judges have ordered bond hearings or releases in hundreds of detention cases, often relying on constitutional arguments rather than the legal theories addressed by higher courts. 🛡️ These rulings show that detainees may still have important legal avenues available to challenge their detention. Federal courts remain a critical battleground for immigrants fighting to stay with their families and defend their rights. 📄⚠️ Legal tools such as habeas corpus petitions and mandamus actions can play an important role in challenging unlawful detention and delays. If you need help with an asylum case or help getting a loved one out of immigration detention, send the word “CONSULT” in a direct message. 💬
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