Recent developments in the U.S. Supreme Court have led to the dismissal of significant immigration cases, including a major challenge concerning prolonged detention without judicial review. An appeal by the Department of Justice in an immigrant detention case has also been dropped, surfacing concerns from civil rights and immigration organizations. In parallel, South Asian advocacy groups express alarm over the implications of these policies on their communities. As the Supreme Court navigates these issues, calls for ending indefinite detention without proper hearings continue to rise, emphasizing the need for due process rights for detained migrants.