Immigration Habeas Corpus in the Fifth Circuit: What Families in Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas Need to Know
By David Joseph Rozas
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August 28, 2026
If someone you love has been picked up by ICE and taken to Jena, Winnfield, Basile, Natchez or one of the detention centers in South Texas, you have probably already heard the words “no bond.” You may have been told there is nothing to be done until the immigration judge rules, and that the wait…
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