SEATTLE — A federal district court ruled today that it will not immediately release immigrants detained at the Tacoma Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma, Washington, as requested in a lawsuit filed Monday against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Public health experts have repeatedly warned that release of vulnerable people from custody is critical in light of the lack of a vaccine, treatment, or cure for COVID-19 — both for the health and safety of people in detention, as well as for the staff who work in these facilities and the communities they return home to every day. NewsView All Good News in our Children’s Case The Ninth Circuit court has taken the rare step of withdrawing an earlier negative decision by three judges, and said an eleven-judge panel, sitting en banc, will reconsider our case. Alongside partners, we've filed a lawsuit on the man's behalf to ensure that they are held accountable.The lawsuit alleges that the Tukwila Police officers violated Mr. Rodriguez's Fourth Amendment rights when they arrested him after he called police seeking protection from an intruder at his family's home.A seventeen-year-old boy was taken from high school by federal officials, wrenched away from his foster family, and instead locked up at an adult detention center in Tacoma, Washington.A federal court today held that immigration judges in Washington state must consider releasing detained immigrants on conditions of supervision instead of requiring a money bond.Applicants for U.S. citizenship who could not take the oath of allegiance to complete the last step of the citizenship process for months due to the COVID-19 pandemic filed a lawsuit in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania yesterday.A federal court has blocked a Trump administration policy that categorically denies bond hearings to asylum-seekers.A federal court in Washington State ruled that Tukwila Police Department (TPD) officers violated the Fourth Amendment in arresting Wilson Rodriguez Macareno after he called 911 for help.A federal court in Seattle has granted nationwide class action status to a case seeking to protect the rights of thousands of asylum seekersNorthwest Immigrant Right Project (NWIRP) filed a civil rights complaint on behalf of a man who was detained earlier after an ICE officer eavesdropped on a conversation the man had with his attorney.This week, the Federal District Court issued a final order approving the settlement in the case of Duran-Gonzalez, et al. NWIRP and ACLU Sue ICE Seeking Release of Immigrants Especially Vulnerable to COVID-19 from Seattle-Area Detention Center As people on the ground in what has become the epicenter for coronavirus in the U.S., we have seen firsthand the impact this has on our most vulnerable communities. NWIRP (Press Release) For Immediate Release Contact: Jorge L. Baron 206.957.8609 July 21, 2008 U.S. CITIZEN AND ARMY VETERAN SPENDS NINE MONTHS IN DETENTION WHILE U.S. IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT DENIES DETAINING CITIZENS NW Immigrant Rights Project says ICE "disingenuous" The suit seeks to prohibit Border Patrol agents from stopping vehicles without reasonable suspicion that an occupant has entered the U.S. without approval. “Now Plaintiffs will be able to have their day in court to demonstrate that action is needed to prevent them and others from being stopped and interrogated by the U.S. Border Patrol in violation of their constitutional rights.”The government filed a motion to dismiss, arguing that the Plaintiffs could not demonstrate that they might suffer from similar treatment in the future.
Press Releases The award, which was presented to the firm on April 26 during NWIRP’s 29th anniversary celebration, honors the firm for its partnership with the organization to protect the civil rights of Washington residents and to provide critical legal services to undocumented youth and others. NWIRP promotes justice for low-income immigrants by pursuing and defending their legal status. et al v. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, et al.Northwest Immigrant Rights Project (NWIRP) is representing CAIR-WA in filing this lawsuit.As people on the ground in what has become the epicenter for coronavirus in the U.S., we have seen firsthand the impact this has on our most vulnerable communities. v. U.S. Dept of Homeland Security, et al.We strongly disagree with ICE’s assertion that the harm is not imminent simply because ICE has not yet publicly confirmed any cases of COVID 19 at the NWDC.The complaint alleges that Deputy Sheriff Derrek Skinner and Judge Pedro Hernandez violated Mr. Reynaga’s constitutional rights by unlawfully arresting him solely for purposes of investigating his civil immigration status.The suit alleges that the federal government unlawfully denies certain immigrants seeking protection from deportation the opportunity to ask an immigration judge for release on bond while their cases are completed.The ruling covers thousands of class members throughout the United States. The American Immigration Council's latest report examines major changes to the U.S. immigration system in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the unique challenges the pandemic has created for noncitizens and government agencies.
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