§1225. State laws as affected
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§1225. State laws as affected
This chapter shall not invalidate any provision of the laws of any State except insofar as there is a direct conflict between an express provision of this chapter and an express provision of State law which can not 1 be reconciled.
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What is the difference between INA 1225 and 1226?+
§1225 typically applies to individuals being inspected at the border and may require mandatory detention without bond. §1226 applies to people already physically present in the U.S., allowing for individualized bond hearings before an immigration judge.
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