U.S. appeals court sides with Trump administration on detaining immigrants without bond

Historically, bond was often granted to those without criminal convictions who were not flight risks, and mandatory detention was limited to recent border crossers. Historically, bond was often granted to those without criminal convictions who were not flight risks, and mandatory detention was limited to recent border crossers.

Key takeaways

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• Historically, bond was often granted to those without criminal convictions who were not flight risks, and mandatory detention was limited to recent border crossers.
• Historically, bond was often granted to those without criminal convictions who were not flight risks, and mandatory detention was
• limited to recent border crossers. Historically, bond was often granted to those without criminal convictions who were not flight
• risks, and mandatory detention was limited to recent border crossers.

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• d to those without criminal convictions who were not flight risks, and mandatory detention was limited to recent border crossers.
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Why it matters

Why readers and decision-makers should care:

• Historically, bond was often granted to those without criminal convictions who were not flight risks, and mandatory detention was limited to recent border crossers.
• Historically, bond was often granted to those without criminal convictions who were not flight risks, and mandatory detention was
• limited to recent border crossers. Historically, bond was often granted to those without criminal convictions who were not flight