Appeals Court Limits Migrant Detention Without Bond to 90 Days
A U.S. appeals court has ruled that the Trump administration cannot detain migrants without bond hearings for more than 90 days. This decision prevents indefinite detention of migrants by ICE without a bond hearing.
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Appeals court blocks Trump admin from holding migrants without bond for over 90 days
An appeals court ruled immigrants cannot be held in mandatory detention beyond 90 days without a bond hearing, citing Fifth Amendment due process.
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The ruling could affect thousands of migrants detained in Texas, Louisiana and other states under the court's jurisdiction.
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The ruling could affect thousands of individuals who have been detained in states like Texas and Louisiana
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Read full article →Trump administration cannot hold migrants without bond hearings past 90 days, court rules
US Circuit Judge Cory Wilson, a Trump appointee, dissented, saying "the majority marginalizes the Constitution's express grant of plenary authority over immigration matters to Congress."
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