Federal appeals court rejects Trump policy of mandatory lockup in immigration cases
A federal appeals court has shot down the Trump White House’s policy of locking up almost everyone it tries to deport, ruling that individuals must be given the chance to obtain bond as they seek to remain in the country, Politico reports. The number of people held in federal immigrant detention sites has exploded since […]
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