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Justices to consider rights for green card holders stuck in immigration detention
The Supreme Court will consider whether green card holders in prolonged immigration detention are entitled to release hearings under due process. The cases involve two individuals detained for 21 and seven months under a law allowing detention of noncitizens with criminal backgrounds, with the government seeking to resolve a constitutional question left open by a 2018 ruling.
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