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ICE to allow detainees to appeal arrest if they feel their detention does not ā€˜alignā€™ with Bidenā€™s immigration policy

 

The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has created an appeals process that will permit migrants to challenge arrests and deportations if they feel their treatment does not reflect the Biden administrationā€™s own policies.

 

Overseen by a senior official in Washington, DC, the ICE Case Review Process is part of the White Houseā€™s wide-ranging immigration reforms.

 

In a statement, the agency said that the appeals process could be used by individuals who believe that their case does not ā€œalign with ICEā€™s enforcement, detention, and removal priorities.ā€

 

Shifting away from Donald Trumpā€™s strict enforcement of illegal immigration, the Biden administration has directed the ICE to prioritize individuals deemed national security threats, as well as migrants who recently crossed the border since November 1. Individuals suspected of ā€œaggravated felonies,ā€ which include crimes such as failing to appear in court, will also be targeted. Currently, ICE officers need to obtain approval from their superiors before arresting or deporting people who are not considered a priority.

 

ICE has established a process that allows immigrants and their lawyers to contest their arrest and detention if they believe their cases do not "align" with the Biden administration's new enforcement policies, according to a notice sent to Congress. pic.twitter.com/xYR6CFJTBW

ā€” Camilo Montoya-Galvez (@camiloreports) March 5, 2021

 

https://www.rt.com/usa/517402-ice-biden-appeals-case-immigration-policy/