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Topic: due-process

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Friday, 7/3, 12:26 AM

Appeals court says migrants can't be held past 90 days without a bond hearing

  • A federal appeals court ruled on July 2 that the Trump administration cannot detain undocumented immigrants living in the US for more than 90 days without giving them a bond hearing, rejecting a policy that had allowed prolonged detention without such review.
  • The 2-1 decision deepens a split among appeals courts and is likely headed for the Supreme Court.

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