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Tacoma Immigration Judges Spearheaded Radical Shift in Bond Denials

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Four immigration judges in Tacoma, WA, pioneered a shift in denying bond to immigrants, citing a 1996 law.
This approach, later adopted by the Trump administration, has led to tens of thousands of lawsuits alleging constitutional rights violations and is headed for a Supreme Court showdown.

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A 1996 law's interpretation by Tacoma judges led to a policy shift in immigration bond denials, now a national issue under the Trump administration.

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TACOMA, Wash. -- Four immigration judges in Washington state were years ahead of a sea change in immigration enforcement that has reversed a long American tradition. ... (Full article text preserved with paragraph breaks)

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