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Supreme Court wrestles with indefinite detention for immigrants

The Supreme Court heard two cases Tuesday about whether detained immigrants who are seeking review of their deportation are entitled to bond hearings.

Supreme Court weighs whether noncitizens under deportation orders can challenge prolonged detention

The Supreme Court heard two cases Tuesday regarding long-term detention of noncitizens who enter the country without authorization and whether they are entitled to bond hearings while their immigration cases are adjudicated.

Supreme Court Weighs Jailed Immigrants' Rights to Bail Hearings

Lawyers for the federal government said immigrants detained for months while they fight deportation are not entitled to seek release from immigration judges.

Immigrant detainees fighting for bond hearings face uphill high court battle

Supreme Court Justices Seemed Uninterested in Letting Social Security Claimants Argue About the Judges Presiding Over Their Claims

Supreme Court Justices Seemed Uninterested in Letting Social Security Claimants Argue About the Judges Presiding Over Their Claims Elura Nanos © Provided by Law & Crime The United States Supreme Court presided over oral arguments in the companion cases Carr v. Saul and Davis v. Saul Wednesday morning, and the justices were noticeably more subdued than they had been during Tuesday’s arguments challenging Arizona’s voting procedures. Wednesday’s cases raised questions about when a person seeking Social Security benefits can challenge the validity of the judge who conducted the administrative hearing. Both John Davis and  Willie Carr each applied for and were denied disability benefits after a Social Security Administration (SSA) hearing. Each appealed, and lost again at another hearing. Davis and Carr each filed a case in their respective federal courts, when, for the first time, they raised an issue that had never been presented during the administ