Federal court holds the government cannot detain young person protected from removal under program for children abused and neglected by a parent.

This case before the 5th Circuit defends a lower court decision holding that mandatory detention for arriving non-citizens does not apply to a long-time resident of the U.S.

This case challenges ICE surveillance of people with electronic tracking in defiance of a judge’s order that they be released from immigration detention on bond without any further conditions.

This case before the Second Circuit defends a lower court decision holding that the government violates due process when it detains someone at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement check-in without following its own regulations.

This case challenges the U.S. government’s policy of indefinitely detaining people who have won immigration relief from deportation after a finding that they will be persecuted or tortured if deported to their countries of origin.

Second Circuit reverses lower court after holding that due process bars prolonged immigration detention without a bond hearing.

This case challenges biased policing practices of Louisiana’s St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office, including the humiliating practice of unnecessary, suspicion-less and nonconsensual frisks that Black men are subjected to in intimidating and unjustified traffic stops.