First Circuit blocks ICE's sweeping detention expansion as lawsuits mount
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The 1st Circuit ruled against the Trump administration’s expansion of mandatory detention without bond, saying it distorts the 1996 immigration statute and decades of practice; with more circuits weighing in and the Supreme Court likely to decide this fall, the policy faces mounting legal setbacks and a growing humanitarian toll.
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