Jose Orlando Arias and Jose Rene Arias v. Joel Rogers, Acting District Director of the U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service

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• noting that once petitioners can avail themselves of the administrative remedies described in the INA, “their detention was no longer so lawless as to allow a judge to free them under the habeas corpus statute,” even in the case of an illegal arrest
• noting an individual who has been detained under an administrative warrant and placed into removal proceedings may not bring a habeas claim and may only pursue the remedies that Congress and the INS have established to test the legality of their detention
• noting an individual who has been detained under an administrative warrant and placed into removal proceedings may not bring a habeas claim and may only pursue the remedies that Congress and the INS have established to test the legality of their detention

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