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MichMan

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1. How does it sidestep due process?

Reply to OneCrazyDiamond (Original post)

Thu Mar 5, 2026, 09:50 PM

Mar 5

People first have their cases heard in Immigration court and are then given an opportunity to appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals.

Plus, it was a unanimous decision, which means all 9 justices clearly agreed on the law.

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Court unanimously sides with government in immigration dispute [View all] OneCrazyDiamond Mar 5 OP

How does it sidestep due process? MichMan Mar 5 #1

It skips district judges? OneCrazyDiamond Mar 5 #2

Why do you think all justices agreed 9-0 ? MichMan Mar 5 #3

I wouldnt even pretend to know, OneCrazyDiamond Mar 5 #4

Will this affect Judge Xinis' rulings? OneCrazyDiamond Mar 5 #5

I'm not sure, but I think Abrego Garcia's asylum case is still in process. pat_k Mar 5 #7

Thanks. OneCrazyDiamond Mar 6 #8

I'm not sure what it means, particularly in light of the DOJ effectively turning the BIA into a dismissal factory. pat_k Mar 5 #6