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Immigration penalties no longer wait for an individualized finding of wrongdoing.
Six-figure daily fines are assessed on boilerplate forms with no willfulness determination and long-residing immigrants with no criminal record face mandatory detention without bond hearings — status, not adjudicated conduct, now triggers the penalty.
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US Politics
SCOTUS Takes Up Trump's Mandatory-Detention Policy: Cert Grant Sets Up a Definitive Ruling on Bond Hearings for Detained Immigrants The cert grant tests whether status alone — with no individualized wrongdoing — can trigger mandatory detention without bond hearings.
US Politics
Federal Judge Blocks DHS's $998-a-Day 'Failure to Depart' Fines — 103,000 Fines, ~$84B Assessed, Held Unlawful Under the APA 103,000 penalties totaling roughly $84 billion carried no individualized culpability determination at all.