JUST IN: Supreme Court Overturns Donald Trump’s Immigration Detention Policy, Ruling It Unlawful and Raising Serious Concerns Over ICE Brutality FULL STORY ⤵️

In a stunning rebuke of hardline immigration enforcement, the Supreme Court of the United States has struck down a controversial immigration detention policy implemented under Donald Trump, ruling that it violated fundamental legal and constitutional protections.

The decision delivers a major blow to years of aggressive detention practices and places a harsh spotlight on the conduct of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
⚖️ What the Court Found
According to the ruling, the policy allowed prolonged detention of migrants without adequate due process, including limited access to legal counsel and minimal judicial oversight. The Court emphasized that immigration enforcement does not exist above the Constitution.
🚨 Alarming Concerns Over ICE Conduct
Beyond the policy itself, the justices raised serious concerns about patterns of abuse and brutality inside detention facilities — citing reports of inhumane conditions, family separations, and barriers that prevented detainees from defending themselves in court.
Legal advocates say the ruling validates years of warnings from human-rights groups and former detainees who described a system driven more by punishment than justice.
📉 What Happens Now
The unlawful detention framework must be dismantled immediately
Thousands of affected detainees may now seek bond hearings or release
Federal courts are expected to review related cases tied to the same enforcement strategy
🔥 Why This Matters
This landmark decision doesn’t just overturn a policy — it redefines the limits of executive power on immigration and sends a clear message: cruelty is not law and order.
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