11th Circ. Debates No-Bond Detention Policy For Immigrants
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The 11th Circuit panel is debating whether immigrants who didn't seek authorized entry at the border can be considered perpetually seeking admission and subject to mandatory detention without bond. The court is considering the scope of the no-bond detention policy.
Introduction
The 11th Circuit panel is debating whether immigrants who didn't seek authorized entry at the border can be considered perpetually seeking admission and subject to mandatory detention without bond. The court is considering the scope of the no-bond detention policy.
Background
In 2019, the Trump administration introduced a policy that allowed immigrants who didn't cross the border at an authorized point to be detained without bond. This policy has been challenged in court, and the 11th Circuit is now considering its legality.
Implications
If the court rules that the policy is lawful, it could have serious implications for immigrants who didn't cross the border at an authorized point. They could be detained without bond, leading to lengthy stays in detention centers.
Conclusion
The court's decision on this issue could have significant implications for immigrants and US immigration policy. Immigrants and their families should follow the developments and consult with qualified attorneys to understand their rights and obligations.
What to do next
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Source: law360.com