Feds Call 3-Hour Notice In Immigrant Bond Case 'Unworkable'
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The US Department of Justice says a 3-hour notice in immigrant bond cases is too burdensome. A Massachusetts federal judge had ruled that the government must provide timely, written notice of rights to a bond hearing and appeal to immigrants in detention.
Feds Challenge 3-Hour Notice in Immigrant Bond Case
The US Department of Justice says a 3-hour notice in immigrant bond cases is too burdensome. A Massachusetts federal judge had ruled that the government must provide timely, written notice of rights to a bond hearing and appeal to immigrants in detention.
What This Means for Immigrants
This dispute could have significant implications for immigrants in detention in the US. If the judge's ruling stands, immigrants will have more opportunities to protect their rights and receive a fair hearing.
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Source: law360.com