Evanison Dominique — Ordered Restoration of Humanitarian Parole
The Southern District ordered restoration of humanitarian parole in a habeas challenge to immigration detention.
The Southern District ordered restoration of humanitarian parole in a habeas challenge to immigration detention.
The Southern District ordered immediate release to prior conditions in a habeas challenge to immigration detention.
The Southern District denied habeas relief without prejudice in a habeas challenge to immigration detention.
The Southern District ordered release after noncompliant bond process in a habeas challenge to immigration detention.
The Southern District required a prompt constitutionally adequate bond hearing in a habeas challenge to immigration detention.
The Southern District required bond hearing and barred pre-hearing transfer in a habeas challenge to immigration detention.
The Southern District ordered an individualized bond hearing in a habeas challenge to immigration detention.
The Southern District ordered an individualized bond hearing in a habeas challenge to immigration detention.
The Southern District ordered immediate release and future due process in a habeas challenge to immigration detention.
The Southern District ordered bond hearing but declined immediate release in a habeas challenge to immigration detention.
The Southern District ordered bond hearing but declined immediate release in a habeas challenge to immigration detention.
Coello v. Blanche: The Ninth Circuit denied the petition in a nonprecedential memorandum.
Beltran Rizo v. Blanche: A divided Ninth Circuit granted the petition and returned the matter to the agency.
The Ninth Circuit required an immigration judge to hear evidence that counsel’s written admission about a noncitizen’s entry was factually wrong.
Trejo Salgado v. Blanche: The court granted habeas relief and ordered release under the earlier conditions, without a monitoring device.
Valente Fernandez v. Warden of Otay Mesa Detention Center: The court granted the amended petition and ordered immediate release on the preexisting terms.
Vasquez Rodriguez v. LaRose: The court granted habeas relief in part and ordered an immigration-judge bond hearing within fourteen days.
Zheng v. Warden: The court denied the amended petition.
Lopez-Gaytan v. Mullin: The court ordered immediate release on the original terms and prohibited added electronic monitoring.
Corrales Guidel v. Casey: The court granted the petition, ordered immediate release, and barred another detention unless a neutral decisionmaker first finds that material changed circumstances justify it.
The Ninth Circuit invalidated an entry-based asylum restriction in an individual case and required the agency to apply the complete mixed-motive persecution test.
The Southern District ordered a Cuban national released because the government showed no significant likelihood of removal in the reasonably foreseeable future.
The government violated due process by pursuing immigration appeals through notices mailed to an address it knew was not the detainee’s location.
The Ninth Circuit rejected an adverse credibility finding built on trivial discrepancies and testimony distorted by evident interpretation problems.