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The Tragic Costs of Immigration Detention

By Michael Tan, Immigrants' Rights Project at 11:12am
This week, the ACLU Blog of Rights launched a 10-day blog series about the costs of immigration detention, both human and fiscal, and what needs to be done to ensure ... Read More

No Bond, No Bars

By Michael Tan, Immigrants' Rights Project at 4:53pm
Cheikh Diop was detained for 1,072 days — or nearly three years — while challenging the government's attempt to remove him to Senegal, a country he had ... Read More

Deportation to Haiti Is Still a Death Sentence

By Michael Tan, Immigrants' Rights Project at 1:15pm
Earlier this week, our government deported yet another 26 individuals to Haiti — even though for many, deportation to Haiti remains a likely death sentence. ... Read More

New Bill Proposes to Lock Up Immigrants Forever

By Ahilan Arulanantham, ACLU of Southern California & Michael Tan, Immigrants' Rights Project at 10:47am
Reverend Raymond Soeoth is a Christian minister who fled Indonesia with his wife after suffering persecution for their faith. When his asylum application was denied ... Read More

School Is For Everyone

By Michael Tan, Immigrants' Rights Project at 1:12pm
Last Friday, the U.S. Department of Justice and U.S. Department of Education issued an important guidance reminding educators that schoolhouse doors must be opened ... Read More

No Bond, No Bars: Federal Court Rejects the Prolonged Detention of Immigrants Without a Hearing

By Michael Tan, Immigrants' Rights Project at 12:25pm
On Monday, a federal appeals court ruled that the government cannot lock up immigration detainees for prolonged periods of time without providing them a basic form ... Read More

Preserving a Lifeline to College and Daring to DREAM

By Michael Tan, Immigrants' Rights Project at 4:41pm
The California Supreme Court unanimously ruled on Monday (PDF) that students who attend at least three years of high school in California and graduate are eligible ... Read More

Class Action Challenging Prolonged Immigration Detention Goes Forward

By Michael Tan, Immigrants' Rights Project at 6:15pm
Today a federal appellate court in California today ruled that a lawsuit on behalf immigrants who have been detained for more than six months without bond hearings ... Read More

Aleo’s Story: A Refugee and Single Father Is Locked Up for Five Months Before Winning His Immigration Case

By Michael Tan, Immigrants' Rights Project at 4:23pm
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No End in Sight: Immigrants Locked Up for Years Without Hearings

By Michael Tan, Immigrants' Rights Project at 8:59am
Today, the ACLU argued in federal court on behalf of Alexander Alli, Elliot Grenade, and a proposed class of immigrants who are being detained in Pennsylvania jails ... Read More
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