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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick post on X, April 28, 2026
Published by Aaron Reichlin-Melnick on April 28, 2026.
a post on the Second Circuit ruling by an American Immigration Council fellow
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… @ReichlinMelnick (Aaron Reichlin-Melnick): HUGE news. Immigrants detained in New York, Vermont, and Connecticut must be given bond hearings unless they have a criminal record or are subject to some other ground of mandatory detention. This creates a circuit split, so the Supreme Court will likely hear the case next term. > QT @kyledcheney: > BREAKING: A 2nd Circuit court of appeals panel rejects ICE's mandatory detention policy, splitting with the 5th and 8th Circuits and putting the case on a likely trajectory to SCOTUS > > The 3-0 decision rejects "mass detention w/o bond for millions." https://t.co/iUKd8NPl4A https:/... …
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