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May 12, 2022
4th Circ. Erases Order Granting Detainees New Bond Hearings
The Fourth Circuit erased a lower court injunction requiring the Baltimore Immigration Court to conduct new bond hearings for detainees who say their first hearings were flawed, ruling Thursday that federal judges are barred from entering classwide injunctions over immigration bond hearings.
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May 29, 2020
Immigrants Get New Bond Hearings Through Due Process Suit
A Maryland federal judge on Friday ordered the Baltimore immigration court to hold new bond hearings for detained immigrants whose detention was not properly justified at previous hearings, citing, among other things, the COVID-19 outbreak as a potential hazard to some detainees.
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April 30, 2020
Immigrants Claim Bond Standards Violate Due Process
A group of detained immigrants accused the Baltimore immigration court Thursday of holding unconstitutional bond hearings where the burden of proof lies with the immigrants to show they qualify for release, rather than with the federal government.