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This Case Could Change Immigration Entirely — Will Chamberlain on ICE Detention & Self-Deportation
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27:58Now PlayingCan DHS detain immigrants without bond—even if they’ve lived in the U.S. for years? Host Shabbos Kestenbaum and Will Chamberlain (Article III Project) break down the legal fight that could change immigration entirely, what it means to be an “alien seeking admission,” and why the courts are split right now.
In this episode, Will Chamberlain also unpacks the Alien Enemies Act debate, including the question voters keep asking: can judges block deportations in real time — even turning flights around midair?
Shabbos Kestenbaum also get the answers to:
Can ICE/DHS hold someone in detention without a bond hearing?
What does “alien seeking admission” actually mean—and why does it matter?
How does the Supreme Court’s detention framework (including Zadvydas) shape what happens next?
How could this ruling impact national immigration policy—including interior enforcement?
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