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By Lindsey Smith
| CNN Verified
View this email in your browser Happy weekend! I’m going to do things a little differently this morning and hand off the intro and today’s products to my colleague, Gareen Puglia, who is going to help you have the summer of a lifetime.
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6th Circuit Court: Trump’s ‘mandatory detention’ immigration policy unconstitutional

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By Sarah Cwiek Verified, Lindsey Smith
| Michigan Advance
A Trump administration policy that says people held in immigration detention must stay there while their cases are decided has been struck down in another federal appeals court. The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals, which has jurisdiction over cases in Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee, ruled against the administration’s policy on Monday. In a 2-1 decision, the court found that holding people with pending immigration cases without an opportunity for bond violated the U.S. Constitution.
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6th Circuit Court: Trump’s “mandatory detention” immigration policy unconstitutional

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By Sarah Cwiek Verified, Lindsey Smith
| WVPE-FM (Elkhart, IN) Verified
A Trump administration policy that says people held in immigration detention must stay there while their cases are decided has been struck down in another federal appeals court. The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals, which has jurisdiction over cases in Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee, ruled against the administration’s policy on Monday. In a 2-1 decision, the court found that holding people with pending immigration cases without an opportunity for bond violated the U.S. Constitution.
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