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3. 90 days? Why not a prompt judicial determination of probable cause, like it says in the Constitution?

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Fri Jul 3, 2026, 07:39 AM

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In County of Riverside v. McLaughlin the U.S. Supreme Court defined that as usually within 48 hours. The Constitution also applies to non-citizens on U.S. soil, including undocumented immigrants.

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Appeals court rules ICE cannot detain migrants beyond 90 days without bond hearing [View all] BumRushDaShow Yesterday OP

90 days for immigrants who haven't been charged with any crime Danascot Yesterday #1

I was going to say 90 days is a ridiculous amount of time. ananda Yesterday #7

This is a BFD Bayard Yesterday #2

90 days? Why not a prompt judicial determination of probable cause, like it says in the Constitution? sop Yesterday #3

The nativist loons do NOT believe that the Constitution is applicable for anyone other than who THEY deem "citizens" BumRushDaShow Yesterday #4

Good! Should be better though irisblue Yesterday #5

Imposing the Rule of Lawn ICE. They need to be reigned in. Martin68 Yesterday #6