In a landmark series of rulings, top immigration courts and appeals boards have established that millions of undocumented immigrants could face mandatory detention without the possibility of bond hearings. The implications of these rulings have sparked widespread legal challenges, with multiple lawsuits targeting policies instituted during the Trump administration that deny bail to detained immigrants. Attorney General coalitions from various states, including Illinois, Maryland, and California, are opposing these inhumane practices, claiming they violate due process and harm families. The ACLU and other advocacy groups are actively contesting the legality of these policies, emphasizing that the elimination of bond hearings leaves many immigrants stuck in custody indefinitely. As the legal landscape evolves, the conversation surrounding immigration rights and detention practices continues to intensify, with a significant push for reform and humane treatment of immigrants.