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The Fifth Circuit Court has ruled in favor of the Trump administration's policy to detain illegal immigrants during their removal proceedings, halting lower court orders that required their release. The court's decision allows immigration authorities to detain the individuals again while the case is reviewed, with arguments set for September 24 regarding the constitutional right to bond hearings.
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The Fifth Circuit Court has ruled in favor of the Trump administration's policy to detain illegal immigrants during their removal proceedings, halting lower court orders that required their release. The court's decision allows immigration authorities to detain the individuals again while the case is reviewed, with arguments set for September 24 regarding the constitutional right to bond hearings.
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Fifth Circuit hands Trump administration win on holding illegal immigrants during their removal proceedings
Fifth Circuit Court Rules on Detention of Illegal Immigrants During Removal Proceedings