Detained immigrants can be held indefinitely, Supreme Court rules
Federal immigration law allows the government to keep migrants locked up indefinitely while awaiting deportation hearings — but the Constitution may enable them to argue, at least individually, for release on bond after six months, the Supreme Court ruled Monday.
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