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Rodriguez Vazquez v. Hermosillo et al
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3:25-cv-05240
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March 04, 2026
ICE Detainees Aren't Owed Bond Hearings, DOJ Tells 9th Circ.
A Justice Department attorney Wednesday urged the Ninth Circuit to reverse a district judge's ruling that a Trump administration policy denying bond hearings to detainees at an ICE facility is unlawful, arguing the detainees aren't eligible to challenge their detention because they're "seeking admission" to the country.
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November 20, 2025
Tacoma ICE Detainees To Get Notice Of Bond Hearing Rights
A Washington federal judge indicated at a hearing Thursday that a certified class of immigrants detained at an ICE facility deserves notice about their rights to a bond hearing and potential release, asking government lawyers and the plaintiffs' attorneys for proposals on what that notice should look like.
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September 30, 2025
ICE Bond Denials Violate Immigration Law, Wash. Judge Finds
A Washington federal judge held on Tuesday that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's policy of denying bond hearings to certain detainees goes against the Immigration and Nationality Act, echoing the reasoning of other district courts that have made the same determination.