This language is intended to be useful in petitions, briefing, or motions to enforce, urging federal district court judges to consider remedies for unlawful detention that are more effective than an “ordinary” immigration judge bond hearing with the burden of proof on the noncitizen.1 Most citations pertain to “§ 1225(b)/§ 1226(a)” detention cases or re-detention cases for individuals previously released or paroled from DHS custody, but a few pertain to § 1226(c) or § 1225(b) prolonged pre-final order detention cases, or other postures.
