Detention

Ninth Circuit: Due Process Still Applies to Immigrants Detained Inside the United States

The federal government has increasingly advanced an expansive theory of immigration detention: that once Congress designates a noncitizen as “inadmissible”…

3 weeks ago

Your Client Won Release From ICE Detention. Now How Do They Get Home?

An attorney’s guide to post-release transportation, shelter, and reunification resources at California’s ICE detention centers Winning release from immigration detention…

2 months ago

More Than 50 Federal Cases and Counting

Fighting Unlawful Immigration Detention in 2026 Federal court is supposed to be where a person can turn when the government…

3 months ago

The Great Writ Under Siege: Habeas Corpus in the Age of Mass Detention

The battle over immigration detention has reached every federal courthouse in America In the past six months, something remarkable has…

7 months ago

The Laken Riley Act Passes: What It Means for Immigration Enforcement and Public Safety

In a landmark decision, Congress passed the Laken Riley Act, which is expected to be signed into law by President…

2 years ago

New Trump Executive Order Codifying Family Internment Camps

Donald Trump signed an executive order this morning after weeks of a public relations nightmare following the family separation policy…

8 years ago

Supreme Court to Decide Whether “When Released” Means Immediately Released from Criminal Custody

In Nielsen v. Preap, the U.S. Supreme Court granted the government’s petition for a writ of certiorari, Kelly v. Preap,…

9 years ago