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AXIOS (Josephine Walker) - Federal judge blasts ICE over "inhumane" NYC detention conditions

A federal judge slammed ICE for what he called "inhumane and unconstitutional" conditions at a New York City detention center and issued a permanent injunction imposing sweeping standards on the facility. Why it matters: The ruling echoes other court decisions tied to President Trump's rapid expansion of immigration arrests and detention . - Kaplan found that ICE had repeatedly ignored his previous orders and misled the court about its compliance, saying officials had sometimes "intentionally concealed or recklessly disregarded the truth." What they're saying: "The conditions of confinement to which ICE subjected immigration detainees at 26 Fed during the summer of 2025 were inhumane and unconstitutional," U.S. District Judge Lewis A.…

A federal judge slammed ICE for what he called "inhumane and unconstitutional" conditions at a New York City detention center and issued a permanent injunction imposing sweeping standards on the facility. Why it matters: The ruling echoes other court decisions tied to President Trump's rapid expansion of immigration arrests and detention . - Kaplan found that ICE had repeatedly ignored his previous orders and misled the court about its compliance, saying officials had sometimes "intentionally concealed or recklessly disregarded the truth." What they're saying: "The conditions of confinement to which ICE subjected immigration detainees at 26 Fed during the summer of 2025 were inhumane and unconstitutional," U.S. District Judge Lewis A.…Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘STOP LYING’: Attorney for Texas immigrant shot by ICE calls out 'FALSE' DHS claims

A federal judge ordered that a man shot by an ICE officer in Austin, Texas, appear at a Sept. 30 court hearing. The order prevents immigration officials from deporting Wilber Garces Perez before then. The 28-year-old immigrant from Venezuela was shot by an ICE officer Sunday while making deliveries for DoorDash. Perez still has a bullet lodged in his back and is being held at an immigration detention center in South Texas. Calls are growing for accountability and transparency in the incident. Immigration attorney Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, who represents Perez, joins Morning Joe to discuss the case and respond to the latest statements from the Department of Homeland Security.