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#louisiana

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#HHS #ICE #Louisiana

"State of play: But another way immigration cases can wind up in federal courts is if detainees file a habeas corpus petition to challenge the legality of their detention, as Khalil did.

These cases typically wind up in district court, and in Louisiana the majority of ICE detention centers are within the jurisdiction of the western district.

The western district court is the 'slowest moving' of the state's district courts and very conservative, in which formal court orders releasing detainees are 'exceedingly rare,' Yanik said.

The bottom line: The administration is 'definitely choosing the immigration court' these cases are going in front of, 'which can create an uphill battle for the immigrant's deportation case,' Yanik said."

axios.com/2025/03/27/trump-imm

People gather outside of a New York court to protest the arrest and detention of Mahmoud Khalil
Axios · Why the Trump administration wants to try immigration cases in LouisianaBy Ivana Saric

Louisiana's recent election results delivered a stunning blow to Republican Governor Jeff Landry, highlighting the overwhelming impact of Black voters. His proposed amendments faced fierce opposition, with nearly two-thirds rejecting them, signaling a shift in grassroots political power led by activists. This outcome serves as a potent reminder of community engagement in democratic processes, urging other states to learn from Louisiana’s triumph. Read more about this pivotal moment [here](joyannreid.com/p/that-louisian). #Louisiana #VotingRights #Grassroots #BlackVote #Democracy

Joy's House · That Louisiana win is a BFD (and a message to Wisconsin and Florida voters: yes we can!)By Joy-Ann Reid

#politics #republicans #Louisiana #ammendments

Voters said no to each amendment by margins exceeding 60%,
Another proposed amendment would have made it easier for lawmakers to expand the crimes for which juveniles could be sentenced as adults…The remaining amendments would have allowed lawmakers to create regional specialty courts, which opponents said could be used to usurp judicial authority local courts.

apnews.com/article/louisiana-c

The Louisiana state Capitol stands on April 4, 2023, in Baton Rouge, La. (AP Photo/Stephen Smith, File)
AP News · Louisiana voters reject constitutional amendments championed by Republican governorBy Jack Brook