"Judge Brown noted that the Department of Justice's motion to reconsider contained no substantive efforts to ensure compliance with the law, prompting him to ask respondents to reconsider their position."
"The underlying facts are remarkably egregious; ICE arrested a man with Special Immigrant Juvenile status without a warrant, later admitting they had arrested the wrong individual."
"Judge Brown found four distinct constitutional and statutory violations and criticized the government's response as a 'nothingburger' wrapped in a weak motion for reconsideration."
Judge Gary R. Brown's order in Sanchez Alfaro v. Mullin reveals significant constitutional violations by ICE agents. William Enrique Sanchez Alfaro, granted Special Immigrant Juvenile status, was arrested without a warrant. The arrest was later admitted to be a mistake, with paperwork issued post-arrest. Following this, his deferred action was revoked without explanation. Judge Brown identified four violations and criticized the government's weak response to his inquiry, labeling it as legally spurious and dismantling their arguments as frivolous and misleading.
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