A federal court in Denver, Colorado, has joined four other federal courts in rejecting President Trump's policy of indefinitely imprisoning immigrants, most of whom lack criminal records, without access to a bond hearing[2]. This legal victory for civil rights advocates comes amidst a horrific human rights case where the family of Heraldo Luna Campos, a 55-year-old Cuban immigrant whose death in ICE custody was ruled a likely homicide, is suing guards and the companies overseeing Camp Santiago[4]. The suit targets the sprawling immigration jail at Fort Bliss, highlighting the deadly consequences of the administration's aggressive detention strategies that courts are increasingly dismantling[4].
