Changes to Rules for Detaining and Removing Non-US Citizens
This law introduces new rules for detaining non-US citizens who are awaiting deportation decisions or already have final removal orders. It changes the rules and duration of possible detention and the conditions for release, and also broadens the definition of a crime of violence.
Key points
People awaiting a deportation decision can be held indefinitely until a final order is issued.
Rules for release from detention are stricter; some individuals, like those convicted of serious crimes, may not be eligible for bond.
Detention time after a removal order can be extended, especially if the person doesn't cooperate or is deemed a risk.
The definition of "crime of violence" is broadened, potentially affecting more individuals under immigration law.
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