Immigration
Nov. 16, 2016
US judge says noncitizens can't be detained without ability to pay bonds
A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction which calls for changes in bond determinations made by U.S. immigration officials.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A federal judge has granted a preliminary injunction which calls for changes in bond determinations made by U.S. immigration officials and certified a class of Central District noncitizens who remain in detention because they are unable to pay their bonds.
Judge Jesus G. Bernal of the Central District court in Riverside issued the order Thursday in Hernandez v. Lynch, 1...
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