Amid ‘flood’ of court rulings freeing immigrants, Trump administration seeks indefinite detention

The Trump administration is pushing back against a series of court rulings that have released immigrants from mandatory detention, arguing that these decisions should be halted to prevent what they describe as a "flood" of similar rulings. Three immigrants who were freed by Texas federal judges in February and March are now being re-detained as part of this effort, which was recently upheld by an appeals court panel. This move highlights ongoing tensions around immigration policy and the legal battles that continue to shape the administration's approach to detaining immigrants, raising questions about the future of immigration enforcement under Trump.