Federal agents held him in a hospital for 37 days, at times shackled to his bed, without charging him

"He has been questioned by government officials while in pain and under the influence of medication. He cannot place phone calls and remains handcuffed to a hospital bed despite a broken leg that prevents him from walking. He has received no more than a vague explanation for his detention, and Respondents' proffered excuses for delaying a formal notice are unsupported by facts."

"For more than a month, federal immigration officials surveilled Bayron Rovidio Marin in a hospital bed at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, where he lay recuperating from serious injuries to his leg after an encounter with agents at a Carson car wash they raided. He was never charged and his lawyers say he was shackled to his bed for several days and couldn't speak privately with doctors or legal counsel."

Federal immigration agents surveilled Bayron Rovidio Marin in a hospital bed at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center for 37 days after a raid at a Carson car wash. Marin suffered serious leg injuries during the encounter and was shackled to his bed for several days, attorneys say. He was never charged or placed in removal proceedings and could not speak privately with doctors or lawyers. He was questioned while medicated and in pain and could not make phone calls. U.S. District Judge Cynthia Valenzuela ordered guards and restraints removed, finding no proof he violated law or posed a flight risk.

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