Trump expanded mandatory immigration detention. Will the Supreme Court uphold it?
Summary
The article discusses a rule expanded by President Trump that requires certain immigrants to be held in detention while their cases are decided. It raises the question of whether the Supreme Court will approve this rule, especially for immigrants who have lived in the U.S. for a long time.Key Facts
- President Trump expanded mandatory detention for some immigrants.
- This rule applies to immigrants who entered the country without legal permission.
- The rule requires these immigrants to stay in detention while their legal cases are reviewed.
- The article questions how immigrants living in the U.S. for many years are treated under this rule.
- The Supreme Court’s decision will determine if this rule stands legally.
- The case focuses on immigrants considered “applicants for admission” despite long residence.
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