Mandatory Detention and Fast Deportation for Undocumented Aliens Arrested for Crimes.
This law requires the immediate detention of any person unlawfully present in the U.S. who is arrested for certain serious crimes. Even if the individual is not convicted of the crime, they must remain in custody until their deportation proceedings are finalized. The goal is to speed up the removal of individuals who may pose a risk, impacting public safety.
Key points
New Detention Rule: Authorities must detain individuals unlawfully present in the U.S. who are arrested for offenses that would make them deportable.
Detention Without Conviction: Detention is mandatory even before a conviction. If the person is not convicted, they must still be held until removal proceedings are completed.
Expedited Removal: Deportation proceedings for these detained individuals must be completed within 90 days of detention.
Status:
Expired
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