A court order compelling the government to provide specific hygiene items and adequate sleeping accommodations to detained minors was an interpretation of an agreement pursuant to which the government agreed to provide safe and sanitary conditions for the minors, not a modification of the terms of the agreement. The creation, via an agreement, of a presumption in favor of releasing detained minors subject to expedited removal, is fully consistent with the Immigration and Nationality Act and related regulations.
Flores v. Barr - filed Aug. 15, 2019
Cite as 2019 S.O.S. 17-56297
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