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Mandatory Detention overturned in Nevada

April 5, 2026

This article describes a recent decision in Nevada that overturned DHS policy of mandatory detention for all unauthorized immigrants (without bond) despite having been in the country for many years. This is contrary to an appeals decision that upheld the mandatory detention policy.

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Posted in Dept of Homeland Security, Detention, Immigration & Customs Enforcement
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