Today a federal judge blocked a Trump regulation that would allow families to be detained for lengthy periods of time.
A federal judge today blocked a Trump administration regulation that would allow families to be detained for lengthy periods of time.— set to take effect Oct. 22 — violated the terms of the so-calledsettlement agreement, according to Peter Schey, an attorney representing plaintiffs in a related lawsuit.
Gee gave the ruling from the bench today and is expected to issue a written decision in the coming days. The parties agreed to meet and determine whether parts of the regulation not covered by the settlement agreement could go into effect, according to Schey.that restrictions on the detention of unaccompanied children in the settlement agreement also applied to children with parents.
The court setback means the administration will continue to be bound by the 20-day limit on family detention. Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan said this week that immigration authorities would stop releasing most migrant families caught at the border into the interior of the U.S. Instead, he said the families would be processed for rapid removal or sent to Mexico if they have requested asylum.
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