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The Supreme Court is poised to make a landmark ruling on immigration detention, weighing whether non-citizens can be held for years without a bond hearing. In Genalo v. Black, a legal immigrant detained over 18 months faces a pivotal question: what truly qualifies as “unreasonably prolonged” detention? The case challenges whether the government must prove flight risk or danger to society before prolonged confinement. With courts split on detention policies—especially for those without criminal records—the decision could reshape immigration law nationwide, setting a precedent that impacts thousands caught in the system.

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