Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down ICE's Mandatory Detention Policy

Federal appeals court strikes down ICE's mandatory detention policy

A federal appeals court on Friday ruled against a policy by ICE that greatly expanded detention for migrants living in the country for years.

ICE’s policy to detain nearly all undocumented immigrants is unlawful, a Philly-based federal appeals court ruled

The Third Circuit is the eighth federal appeals court to rule that Trump's administration's mandatory detention policy is unconstitutional.

Mandatory ICE detention of longtime migrants faces Supreme Court challenge

The policy of denying bond to detainees has faced multiple appeals court challenges, potentially opening up a SCOTUS case.

No: Appeals court rejects Trump’s mandatory detention push for the eighth time

Donald Trump just lost another round in his fight to make mandatory detention a central weapon of his mass-deportation campaign. On Friday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit rejected the administration’s argument that certain noncitizens arrested inside the United States must be detained without getting a chance to ask an immigration judge for release on bond. It was the eighth federal appeals court to reject the administration’s l…