Xochitl Hernandez v. Jefferson Sessions

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an injunction that prohibits the government from engaging in likely unconstitutional conduct is a “classic form of prohibitory injunction”
• holding that IJs must consider a noncitizen's financial circumstances and alternative conditions of release during section 1226(a) bond hearings
• holding that “the government’s discretion to incarcerate non-citizens is always constrained by the requirements of due process.”
• holding that “§ 1226(e) does not preclude ‘habeas jurisdiction over constitutional claims or questions of law’”
• holding that “[u|nlawful detention” by immigration officials constituted “irreparable harm’
• observing that \reduced detention costs can free up resources to more effectively process claims in Immigration Court.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).