The Ninth Circuit just handed the Trump administration a major legal blow, ruling that immigrants inside the U.S. can’t be locked up without a chance to get out on bond — a move that directly challenges the administration’s push to expand mandatory detention beyond the border. This decision joins four other courts rejecting the policy, while two others sided with the government, setting the stage for a likely Supreme Court showdown. The ruling marks a significant retreat for the administration’s deportation agenda, which had shifted immigration law enforcement by claiming a 1996 statute allowed broader detention — a claim judges rejected, citing historical precedent and legal interpretation. The case underscores the deepening legal divide over how immigration laws should be applied, with courts still wrestling over the boundaries of permissible enforcement.
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