A US appeals court rules against President Donald Trump’s immigration detention policy, denying the administration's bid to hold individuals facing deportation without bond hearings.
A US appeals court has ruled against the administration of President Donald Trump, denying a request to detain individuals facing deportation without the possibility of bond hearings.
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A US appeals court has ruled against the administration of President Donald Trump, denying a request to detain individuals facing deportation without the possibility of bond hearings.
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