Lawyers say immigration courts are a ‘deportation machine’ as detainees increasingly denied bond

Lawyers are increasingly concerned about the growing trend in immigration courts, where detainees are being denied bond at higher rates under the Trump administration. Judges appear to be aligning with the administration's hardline stance on immigration, making it harder for detained immigrants to remain in the U.S. This shift underscores a significant change in the legal landscape, potentially impacting thousands of individuals facing deportation and highlighting broader implications for immigration policy and human rights advocacy. The situation raises questions about due process and the role of the judiciary in upholding legal protections for non-citizens.