Sajan Singh v. Andrews — Court orders a bond hearing or release
The Eastern District of California addressed due-process limits on immigration detention and ordered a bond hearing or release.
The Eastern District of California addressed due-process limits on immigration detention and ordered a bond hearing or release.
The Eastern District of California addressed due-process limits on immigration detention and ordered a bond hearing within seven days or release.
The Eastern District of California addressed due-process limits on immigration detention and ordered immediate release.
The Eastern District of California addressed due-process limits on immigration detention and ordered habeas relief and immediate release.
The Eastern District ordered a prompt individualized bond hearing at which the government must justify continued immigration detention by clear and convincing evidence.
The Eastern District ordered an immigration detainee released and required notice plus a neutral hearing before any renewed detention.
The Eastern District ordered immediate release because immigration officials re-detained the petitioner without a pre-deprivation hearing.
The Eastern District granted habeas relief in part and directed a prompt bond hearing with the government bearing the burden.
A Southern District judge ordered ICE to release a Haitian national who had lived on humanitarian parole for years before being re-detained without notice or a hearing.
A Southern District judge ordered the release of a former unaccompanied minor whom immigration authorities re-detained without notice or an individualized hearing.
Rueda-Flores: Court Orders Release After ICE Re-Detention Without a Hearing.
Gonzalez Castillo: ICE Must Release Detainee Re-Arrested Without Pre-Detention Process.
Rakesh LNU: Due Process Requires Hearing Before ICE Re-Detains Released Noncitizen.
An Eastern District court held that federal jurisdiction-stripping provisions barred an APA challenge to USCIS’s dismissal of an asylum application tied to expedited removal.
A Central District magistrate judge dismissed an immigration detainee’s habeas petition without prejudice because he had not appealed the denial of bond to the BIA.
An Eastern District court granted habeas relief to Yim v. Santacruz, requiring immediate release and safeguards before renewed custody.
An Eastern District court granted habeas relief to Martinez Rodriguez v. Warden, requiring a prompt individualized bond hearing or release.
An Eastern District court granted habeas relief to Yebra Rivas v. Warden, requiring immediate release and safeguards before renewed custody.
An Eastern District court granted habeas relief to Singh v. Warden, requiring a prompt individualized bond hearing or release.
An Eastern District court granted habeas relief to Kumar v. Andrews, requiring immediate release and safeguards before renewed custody.
An Eastern District court granted habeas relief to Bautista Cortez v. Warden, requiring immediate release and safeguards before renewed custody.
An Eastern District court granted habeas relief to Aguilar Bernal v. Warden, requiring a prompt individualized bond hearing or release.
An Eastern District court granted habeas relief to Mendoza Rodriguez v. Warden, requiring a prompt individualized bond hearing or release.
An Eastern District court granted habeas relief to Yildiran v. Andrews, requiring immediate release and safeguards before renewed custody.