@thedailycal: After more than a week in detention, a federal judge has ordered immigration officials to immediately release UC Berkeley student Paula Valentina Albornoz Hernandez. U.S. District Judge Dena Coggins ruled that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement violated Albornoz Hernandez’s right to due process, granting her a habeas corpus petition and a temporary restraining order. ICE agents detained Albornoz Hernandez at San Francisco International Airport on Oct. 30 while she was waiting to board a flight with her boyfriend. Coggins ruled that noncitizens who overstay their visa and are “not detained within a reasonable time” after their visas expire gain a protected liberty interest, meaning immigration enforcement agencies must first notify them before they are detained. The order temporarily bars immigration officials from electronically monitoring Albornoz Hernandez and requires seven days’ notice and a bond hearing before she is re-detained. ICE must notify the court within three days confirming Alborboz Hernandez’s release. Albornoz Hernandez has been held at the largest ICE detention center in the state, the California City Detention Center in the Mojave Desert. This is a developing story; check back for updates. Read more through the link in bio. ✍️: Cam Lippincott 📸: Courtesy of Nikolas De Bremaeker . . . #ucberkeley #dailycal #berkeley #Paula #ICE
