Federal Court Compares ICE Detention to Horrors of Japanese Internment
The New Republic · 1 day ago
A federal appeals court on Thursday compared ICE’s detainment policies to the historical “stain” of Japanese internment during World War II, while rejecting the agency’s effort to detain people without bond. A 2–1 majority on the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals cited the 1892 Geary Act, which…
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