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Our reporting on Habeas Corpus, newest first. Every story lays out the facts, what the left says, what the right says, and where the truth most likely sits.
In a 10-7 en banc decision, the court reversed habeas orders that had freed three longtime Texas residents and held that due process does not require bond hearings for people detained under the statute covering 'applicants for admission.' The ruling covers Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi. The Supreme Court has agreed to take up the underlying statutory question.
A federal judge in September referred Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and a top deputy to federal prosecutors, finding they urged staff to give the court a false account in a murder case. Krasner calls the findings baseless. No one has been charged.
The border czar told Fox News that arrests are at record levels and that injunctions, class actions and habeas petitions force releases. A year after the Supreme Court curbed universal injunctions, the fight over who gets to stop enforcement has moved to class actions and state suits.
