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Nine Straight: 4th Circuit Rejects ICE's No-Bond Detention Dragnet
Every numbered federal appeals court has now ruled — 9-2 against the administration — and the fight over bond hearings for longtime residents heads to…
Sep 10
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"We Are Not Sure Where She Is"—An Alleged Immigration Super-Fraudster Disappears
Fifty-four thousand petitions carry Alexandra Lozano’s signature. Hers has been called “the biggest immigration fraud case in American history.” Now no…
Sep 2
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Pablo Manríquez
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Five Rulings in 15 Days. Immigration Court Just Got Harder to Survive.
The Board of Immigration Appeals quietly narrowed bond, counsel, second chances — and DOJ raised the price of all three.
Sep 2
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Pablo Manríquez
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BREAKING: DHS Loses Bid to Dodge Blame for Dangerous Conditions at Adelanto
A three-judge panel unanimously rejected the government’s bid to pause a court order over dangerous conditions at Adelanto — and taxpayers, not GEO, are…
Aug 21
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Pablo Manríquez
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Trump Just Made Leaving the Country Another Trap. Here are the Week’s Immigration Scoops the Big Outlets Missed.
Five under-covered developments — from a precedent that could blow up DACA travel plans to a quiet rule that could lock rural migrants out of the system…
Aug 14
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Pablo Manríquez
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How One Anti-Migrant Bureaucrat is Quietly Reshaping American Asylum
His name is Judge Paul A. McCloskey. Here's what what we know:
Jul 24
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Pablo Manríquez
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Five Changes, One Month: How Washington Continues Quietly Rewriting Immigration Law
From a Kremlin draft dodger's asylum claim to Medicaid cards going dark, the federal government spent the past two weeks closing doors most Americans…
Jul 22
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Pablo Manríquez
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Abbott's Answer to a Supreme Court Loss: Go After the Hospitals
Executive Order GA-57 weaponizes licensing boards against "birth tourism" weeks after the Court affirmed birthright citizenship.
Jul 21
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Pablo Manríquez
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An Immigration Court Just Asked If It Can Ignore the Constitution
The Board of Immigration Appeals wants outside briefs on whether Supreme Court precedent binds it — even when that precedent would strike down the law…
Jul 15
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Pablo Manríquez
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Five DHS Moves Nobody Else Caught This Week
A door-by-door look at what Homeland Security buried in the Federal Register and the federal docket this week, while the cameras were pointed somewhere…
Jul 9
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Pablo Manríquez
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Same Law, Different Country: How Four Federal Judges Quietly Gutted DHS's No-Bond Policy This Spring
While the Fifth Circuit's ruling made headlines, a parallel wave of district court orders has been dismantling the government's bond-hearing theory— and…
Jul 9
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Pablo Manríquez
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Stephen Miller's Worst Week Ever
Trump's deputy chief of staff increasingly finds himself layered-over and isolated in the West Wing after a deepening losing streak of overpromising and…
Jun 30
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Pablo Manríquez
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