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Medina v. United States

United States Supreme Court

Key Holding

Noncitizens subject to expedited removal proceedings who claim to be U.S. citizens have no constitutional right to a judicial hearing before removal.

Case Summary

Medina v. United States held that the expedited removal statute permitting summary deportation without judicial review does not violate due process when applied to individuals who claim U.S. citizenship, provided they receive an expedited immigration court hearing.

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