Courts curb Trump’s mass detention push as detainee releases surge

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Federal judges are undermining the Trump administration’s mass detention drive by ordering releases for detainees who post bond, citing long-standing legal interpretations that require release; the rising volume of cases is straining courts and complicating immigration enforcement.
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