Courts and Congress Clash Over ICE: Internment Comparisons, Polling Site Bans, and H-1B Changes

A federal appeals court on Thursday compared ICE's detainment policies to the "stain" of Japanese internment during World War II, rejecting the agency's effort to detain people without bond. The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals cited the historical 1892 Geary Act and WWII internment camps in its ruling, marking the ninth consecutive time ICE's mandatory detention policy has been struck down by an appeals court. The court declined...