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A federal court just handed down a major ruling reshaping how the government handles immigration detention inside the U.S., declaring that decades-old practices must be restored — giving people already living in the country the same bond hearing rights as those apprehended at the border. Under Trump, this distinction blurred, leading to overcrowded facilities and massive court backlogs. Even a Trump-appointed judge agreed: consistent precedent for 30 years supports these rights for long-term residents. Though the Seattle-based decision is split and likely to head to the Supreme Court, it could free thousands currently detained, reigniting a national debate over fairness and treatment of immigrants within our borders.

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