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Appeals court considers bond release for immigrants held in Chicago

A federal appeals court on Tuesday heard arguments regarding the release of hundreds of individuals apprehended in Chicago by federal immigration agents this year. And at least one judge on the panel cast doubt on the soundness of previous rulings ordering their release.

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Chicago appeals court hears arguments in bid to release hundreds of detained immigrants

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Chicago appeals court weighs release of immigration detainees to electronic monitoring

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Protesters Move to End Their Lawsuit Over Immigration Officers' Tactics in the Chicago Area

Protesters, journalists and faith leaders who sued over the aggressive tactics of federal immigration agents in the Chicago area are seeking to end their legal challenge

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Federal Judge Bars Some Warrantless Immigration Arrests in D.C.

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Chicago street-vendor couple's defiant response to immigration arrests: Stick to the routine

Lawyers challenging aggressive Chicago immigration enforcement move to dismiss case

The strategic move will likely short-circuit oral arguments before a skeptical appeals panel — and any ruling it might hand down. That includes a potential order that could tie the hands of lower-court judges in future lawsuits.

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Attorneys move to drop lawsuit seeking to limit immigration agents' use of force after Bovino and hundreds of Border Patrol agents leave Chicago

Attorneys for a group of protesters, clergy, and journalists have moved to drop a lawsuit seeking to restrict federal immigration agents' use of force in Chicago, even as an appeals court weighs an injunction a judge issued last month.

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Group sues to release more video of Chicago South Shore immigration raid

DHS is facing a lawsuit to release video of an immigration raid in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood back in September.

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Appeals Court Weighs Release of Chicago-Area Immigration Detainees to Electronic Monitoring

A federal appeals court is deliberating whether hundreds of undocumented immigrants arrested in the Chicago area in recent months should be released from detention and sent home with electronic monitoring.