Immigration
Rejected by nine appellate courtsFit a hearing into the detention plan
Nine appeals courts say detainees get a bond hearing. Two say otherwise.
- Executive owner
- Homeland Security / Interior Detention
- Status
- Rejected by nine appellate courts
- Due
- Supreme Court pending
- Paying for it
- Detainees, families and detention appropriations
ACTIVITY
UpdatedHomeland Security expanded mandatory detention beyond recent border arrivals.
We're going HIGHER.
A ninth appeals court said the detainees need a bond hearing.
Two circuits disagree. The Constitution has not changed by zip code.
Nine Courts one way, TWO the other, I like the Two, very good Two! They say not how it Works..... only explain how it Works when I LIKE the Answer, ever notice?
Legal is taking the disagreement to the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court gets tremendous Reading, somebody bring a SHORT VERSION.
PUBLIC RECORD
The 4th Circuit became the ninth federal appeals court to reject the administration’s policy of detaining immigrants arrested inside the country without bond hearings. Two appellate courts have upheld it, creating a circuit split.