Second Federal Appeals Court Rejects Trump's No-Bond Immigration Detentions, Deepening Circuit Split
The ruling deepens a circuit split over whether migrants arrested in the U.S. interior can be held without bond, increasing the chance of Supreme Court review.
- On Wednesday, the Miami-based 11th Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the Trump administration's policy of mass denying bond to unauthorized immigrants arrested within the U.S. interior, limiting mandatory detention powers in states covered by the circuit.
- Last year, Immigration and Customs Enforcement expanded detention rules, arguing that undocumented migrants arrested inside the country qualify as "applicants for admission" under the Immigration and Nationality Act, subjecting them to mandatory detention without bond.
- Writing for the majority, Judge Stanley Marcus stated Congress never granted the executive branch "unfettered authority" to detain "every unadmitted alien." Trump-appointed Judge Barbara Lagoa dissented, arguing prior enforcement failures should not narrow the statute's meaning.
- This ruling deepens a split among federal appeals courts, as the 2nd and 11th Circuits have rejected the policy while the 5th and 8th Circuits have upheld it, increasing the likelihood of Supreme Court intervention.
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The Court of Appeals of the 11th Circuit issued a decision that can change the situation of thousands of people in immigration custody in Florida. The court concluded that the federal government has no unlimited authority to hold detainees without the right to apply for bail for foreigners who already live within the United States and who face immigration proceedings. Migrants detained in Florida will be able to apply for bailThe case arose from…
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Second federal appeals court rejects Trump's no-bond immigration detentions, deepening circuit split
An Atlanta-based appeals court has rejected a no-bond policy implemented by the Trump administration for people in immigration proceedings. The 11th U.S.
Trump Administration Immigration Detention Ruling Rejected Again as Courts Warn of 'Mass Detention' Fallout
A federal appeals court has blocked a Trump administration immigration policy that would have allowed authorities to detain far more migrants without bond hearings, including people who had been living in the US for years. In a ruling issued Wednesday, the Miami-based 11th Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the administration's attempt to significantly expand mandatory detention powers under federal immigration law. Judges warned the policy could…
Appeals Court Rejects ICE Detention Policy
The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected Immigration and Customs Enforcement's plan to detain people facing deportation, Politico reported The post Appeals Court Rejects ICE Detention Policy appeared first on Conservative Angle | Conservative Angle - Conservative News Clearing House
Federal Appeals Court Rejects Detention of Illegal Immigrants Living in US Without Bond
A federal appeals court on Wednesday rejected the Trump administration’s no-bond policy of detaining illegal immigrants living in the United States while they go through removal proceedings. A divided three-judge panel for the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit ruled that the federal government’s interpretation of immigration law does not apply to illegal noncitizens already within the country as opposed to those at the border. “…
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