US courts ban migrant detention inside courthouses

An American federal judge recently ruled that detentions of asylum seekers within immigration courts are illegal, considering that practices by authorities since Trump's return to the White House—including intercepting and arresting migrants outside courts—violate administrative procedural law. These policies have led to mass arrests and mass deportations, amid human rights criticisms accusing the U.S. administration of overstepping legal boundaries and undermining migrants' fundamental rights. The debate between human rights organizations and the government continues to intensify over the legality and ethics of these measures, particularly with the expanding policy of deportation to third countries and the detention of thousands in inhumane facilities.

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