Politics● Low1h ago · Nov 9, 2026, 12:21 PM
A United States appeals court ruled that immigrants detained after entering illegally do not have a constitutional right to bond hearings
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The ruling overturns previous sentences that had released two Mexicans and a Honduran who had been living in the country for decades. They had been arrested in Texas and taken to a detention center.
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