US Moves to Reverse Egyptian Man's Deportation to Africa
US officials are working to return Ahmed Soliman, an Egyptian man deported to Equatorial Guinea, after a judge found his removal violated due process.
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US officials are working to return Ahmed Soliman, an Egyptian man deported to Equatorial Guinea, after a judge found his removal violated due process.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to Trump's mandatory immigrant detention policy, setting up a major ruling on executive power.
The Alien Terrorist Removal Court deported a lawful US resident to Afghanistan in its first case, raising due process questions.
The Alien Terrorist Removal Court deported a lawful US resident to Afghanistan in its first-ever case, raising major due-process questions.
A dormant federal court created in 1996 held its first hearing to remove an Afghan green card holder accused of aiding an ISIS Election Day plot.
A federal judge ordered ICE to release a key witness in the fatal shooting of Lorenzo Araujo Salgado, ruling detention violated due process rights.
The DOJ filed the first-ever petition to the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, a secretive tribunal created in 1996 but never activated until now.
Fifth Circuit rules migrants cannot be held without bond beyond 90 days, while ICE arrests 10,000 in five days in a sharp enforcement escalation.
Immigration courts are using 'mega master' hearings with 100+ immigrants per session to accelerate deportations, raising due process concerns.
Federal judge blocks ICE arrests at Manhattan immigration courts, reversing prior ruling after DOJ admits using erroneous legal guidance.