Newsalert: In the one year since ICE adopted a massive expansion of mandatory detention — aimed at people with years-long roots in the U.S. and nearly all without criminal records — federal courts have overruled them at least 15,000 times.

Saturday, July 11, 2026

In the one year since ICE adopted a massive expansion of mandatory detention — aimed at people with years-long roots in the U.S. and nearly all without criminal records — federal courts have overruled them at least 15,000 times.

NEW: In the one year since ICE adopted a massive expansion of mandatory detention — aimed at people with years-long roots in the U.S. and nearly all without criminal records — federal courts have overruled them at least 15,000 times.https://t.co/K7Giik6lyf pic.twitter.com/EF3y5Ge4JZ
— Kyle Cheney (@kyledcheney) July 9, 2026