Judge Criticizes Trump's Immigration Tactics, Orders Detainee Release

Judge Criticizes Trump Administrations Immigration Tactics, Orders Release of Detainees: A federal judge in Chicago strongly criticized the Trump administrations immigration enforcement tactics, ordering the release of dozens of detainees after finding that Department of Homeland Security officials repeatedly violated a standing agreement during a major arrest operation earlier this year. The judge ordered the release of thirteen individuals, who remain in ICE custody, by noon on Friday, without bond or conditions. The Department of Homeland Security strongly disagreed with the ruling, stating that activist judges and politicians are putting American lives at risk. However, the judges order does not direct the release of all six hundred fifteen detainees. Instead, it requires DHS to identify by November fourteenth which of these individuals they consider high public safety risks. Only those not deemed high-risk can be released by no later than November twenty-first, subject to posting a one thousand five hundred dollar bond and enrolling in ICEs Alternatives to Detention monitoring program. The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.