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The process by which immigration judges issue final orders of removal
Asylum seekers who become the subject of enforcement are treated first as noncitizens subject to civil immigration enforcement: they can be arrested, detained, and placed into removal (deportation) pr...
Green card holders can and do challenge ICE detention through a mix of immediate on-the-scene rights, administrative immigration-court processes (including bond hearings), and federal judicial remedie...
who are determined to be "removable" under federal immigration law — typically noncitizens who lack lawful status, have final orders of removal, or fall into specific expedited-removal categories — an...