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The Trump administration is petitioning the Supreme Court to review a Second Circuit precedent that requires bond hearings for noncitizens with criminal records during prolonged immigration detention.
Legal experts warn the outcome could determine whether the federal government must release certain detainees while their removal proceedings continue. The dispute centers on the case of Genalo v.
D.C., involving a 62-year-old Dominican citizen identified in court papers as D.C. According to court records, D.C. illegally entered the United States and has four criminal convictions.
His record includes drug offenses from 1997, a forged instrument charge from 2007, and domestic violence-related charges from 2016.
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