Appeals court rulings on detentions and National Guard Courts rule on bond hearings and federalization of state guard

The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Trump administration can detain immigrants facing deportation without bond hearings, as reported by The Post Millennial and NTD News.

The New York Times reported that an appeals court upheld the constitutionality of these detentions.

CubaHeadlines reported that a U.S. court upheld detention without bail for longtime immigrants, which affects Cubans with I-220A status.

Newsmax, Davis Vanguard, and the California State Portal reported that an appeals court ruled the Trump administration illegally federalized the California National Guard.

MEAWW News reported that an appeals court rejected the justification provided by the Trump administration for taking control of the California National Guard.

California Governor Newsom stated the court's decision holds President Trump accountable for the illegal federalization of the California National Guard, according to the California State Portal.

The Davis Vanguard reported that the appeals court ruled the Trump administration exceeded its authority in the federalization of the California National Guard.