The Supreme Court will decide whether ICE can hold people indefinitely. We should all be worried.

Source: Slate —

The Supreme Court announced that next term it would take up a case about just how long Immigration and Customs Enforcement can keep lawful permanent residents in immigration detention without any opportunity to post a bond.

Given that SCOTUS’s conservative majority has already ruled against detainees on statutory grounds, it seems unlikely to rule for detainees as a constitutional right.

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The Supreme Court will decide whether ICE can hold people indefinitely. We should all be worried.

Given that SCOTUS’s conservative majority has already ruled against detainees on statutory grounds, it seems unlikely to rule for detainees as a constitutional right.

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