On June 23, 2026 federal appeals court allowed the Administration's expansion of expedited removal - a fast-track deportation process - to go into effect nationwide, thwarting immigrants' rights to due process.
Expedited removal has been used mostly at the border, but in 2025, the administration expanded the process to the entire country, allowing for the removal of some immigrants who cannot immediately prove they have lived in the U.S. for two years without the opportunity to speak with an attorney or a chance to see a judge.
This decision violates the constitutional due process rights of immigrants who could be apprehended anywhere in the U.S.

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