The expedited deportation of three Guatemalan men detained during an immigration sweep outside a Home Depot has been canceled by the Department of Homeland Security. This decision came shortly before a court hearing, and while no official reason was provided, speculations suggest the government might avoid revealing the circumstances of their detention. The men, now facing regular removal proceedings, are eligible for legal representation and bond. Legal challenges to their detention are being pursued by law students from the USC Immigration Clinic.
The fast-tracked deportation of three Guatemalan men detained during an immigration sweep has been halted as the government canceled their expedited removal orders without explanation.
The Department of Homeland Security acted without a clear reason, likely to avoid having Border Patrol agents testify under oath regarding the legality of the arrests.
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