Federal Court Orders ICE Chief to Explain Failures

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Federal Court Orders ICE Chief to Explain Failures

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In this episode, we spotlight the recent order from Chief Judge Patrick J. Schiltz of Minnesota’s federal court, who has summoned Todd Lyons, the acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, to explain the agency’s alarming disregard for the rights of detained immigrants.
So, what’s going on? On January 27, 2026, Judge Schiltz issued a court order that requires Lyons to appear just a few days later, on January 30. The judge is not mincing words; he’s frustrated over ICE’s repeated failures to comply with previously issued court orders. These failures include a crucial component that’s often overlooked in discussions about immigration — timely bond hearings for those in detention.
Under current law, individuals detained by ICE are entitled to a bond hearing within seven days of being detained. A b

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