Supreme Court agrees to weigh in on case over rights of some in ‘prolonged’ ICE detention

The Supreme Court is set to review the controversial issue of indefinite detention for certain immigrants with criminal records, highlighting a case from New York involving a Dominican man detained for 21 months post-assault conviction. This decision could shape the legal landscape for immigration enforcement and the rights of detained individuals, impacting how long immigrants can be held without trial. With broader implications for immigration policy and civil liberties, the case promises to be a pivotal moment in defining the balance between national security and individual rights.