In Matter of M-S-, the Attorney General held that aliens screened from expedited removal after a credible fear interview are subject to mandatory detention.
The New York Court of Appeals Second Department held that New York law does not permit detention solely on the basis of an ICE detainer request for a civil immigration crime.
In Matter of M-G-G-, AG Sessions will review whether certain aliens who are initially screened for expedited removal but establish a credible fear of persecution are eligible for bond.
Judge Boasberg issued a preliminary injunction against ICE regarding its failure to follow its Parole Directive for INA 235(b) detainees who pass credible fear interviews.
In Jennings v. Rodriguez, Justice Breyer wrote a dissenting opinion that would have upheld the Ninth Circuit decision against three mandatory detention provisions.
The Supreme Court vacated the Second Circuit decision in Lora v. Shanahan, which required bond hearings within six months for aliens subject to mandatory detention under 236(c)
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