The Supreme Court announced it would take up a case deciding whether the federal government can hold criminal immigrants in detention indefinitely pending removal, adding to the immigration cases the high court has heard in recent years. The high court said Monday that it would hear the case Genalo v. Black, part of an
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The Supreme Court announced it would take up a case deciding whether the federal government can hold criminal immigrants in detention indefinitely pending removal, adding to the immigration cases the high court has heard in recent years. The high court said Monday that it would hear the case Genalo v. Black, part of an
The case could give the administration more power to arrest and hold immigrants, including green card holders, who have criminal records. The Supreme Court announced it would take up a case deciding whether the federal government can hold criminal immigrants in detention indefinitely pending removal, adding to the immigration cases the high court has heard in recent years. The high court said Monday that it would hear the case Genalo v.
The Independent reported the story as "SCOTUS agrees to hear Trump appeal involving lengthy detention of certain immigrants." Washington Examiner reported the story as "Supreme Court to hear challenge to indefinite detention of criminal immigrants."
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