Judges Order Release of Detained Indians

Three Indian men who were living in the United States were detained by immigration authorities without proper hearings or notice.

They had been released earlier and were either pursuing asylum or other immigration relief.

Three different judges in California ruled that the men should be released because the way they were detained was not fair.

The judges said that once someone is released, they have certain rights that were not respected in these cases.

The judges also said that the men should not be detained again without proper notice and a hearing.

The judges made sure that the government would have to prove that the men are dangerous or might run away before detaining them again.