Immigrant Detentions Surge, Federal Courts Struggle
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Record surge in immigrant detentions under Trumps administration, with over thirty thousand habeas corpus petitions filed since January 2025, challenging their lockup as unconstitutional. Ohios detention beds increased twelve-fold since Trump took office, with two hundred two habeas cases in the last five months alone. Immigrants, many low-risk with no criminal history, are now fighting their cases in both immigration and federal courts. Columbus police chief Elaine Bryant refuses to assist ICE raids. Despite the challenges, over three hundred federal judges have struck down the mandatory detention rule, keeping the legal pushback alive as enforcement ramps up.
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