Senate Judiciary advances resolution urging due process for detained green card holder
The Senate Judiciary advanced a Senate-only resolution on April 24 asking that a U.S. green card holder detained by federal immigration authorities be afforded due process; the committee voted 4-1 to report the measure out of committee.
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The Senate Judiciary met April 24 and voted to advance a Senate-only resolution urging that a U.S. lawful permanent resident detained by federal immigration authorities be afforded due process. The committee recorded a 4-1 vote to report the resolution out of committee.
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