A Nevada judge ruled ICE can’t lock up everyone facing deportation. Here’s what it means. - AP News

A Nevada federal judge ruled that Immigration and Customs Enforcement cannot detain all immigrants facing deportation without individualized assessments of their flight risk or danger to the community. The decision challenges ICE's practice of holding undocumented immigrants in custody during deportation proceedings, requiring the agency to conduct case-by-case evaluations before detention. This limits the Trump administration's ability to conduct broad immigration enforcement sweeps and could affect thousands of deportation cases currently in the system. The ruling reflects ongoing legal battles over detention authority as the administration pursues an aggressive immigration enforcement agenda. Immigration advocates view the decision as a protection for vulnerable populations, while immigration enforcement officials argue it complicates their ability to manage deportation operations.