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Indefinite detention seems a harsh penalty to pay for an accident of birth.
This rule will be effective October 10, 2000. The Supreme court has granted certiorari to resolve the conflict between Zadvydas v. Underdown, No. In Welch v. Reno, No. According to the Chicago Sun Times critics of the INS say that because of the booming economy there are more illegal immigrants in this country than ever and the INS is not doing much about it. Critics charge that the agency's hands-off approach towards undocumented employees in workplaces amounts to an amnesty for the more than five million illegal immigrants living in this country.