3rd Circuit curbs ICE's long-term detention policy for migrants

A federal appeals court (the 3rd U.S. Circuit) struck down ICE's policy that allowed mandatory detention without bond for long-time residents, ruling it conflicts with IIRIRA's two-track detention framework and violates the Fifth Amendment due process rights; this marks the eighth appellate loss for ICE on this policy, with courts noting those who have lived in the U.S. for decades have established ties and deserve due process protections.