**Summary:**Despite widespread judicial opposition, the Trump administration's policy for detaining immigrants facing deportation has been upheld by the Board of Immigration Appeals. This policy, which mandates detention for all immigrants up for deportation regardless of criminal record, has been criticized by judges appointed by every president since Reagan, including twelve picked by Trump himself. The policy's legality has been questioned due to its departure from previous practices and potential due process violations. The administration argues it's enforcing existing laws, while critics see it as an overreach of executive power in immigration policy.

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