ICE re-detains Egyptian family after court ordered release

An Egyptian family that had been freed after more than ten months in immigration detention was seized again by ICE on Saturday, lawyers said. The re‑detention occurred less than two days after a federal court ordered their release. Authorities have not provided a public explanation for the renewed custody. Human‑rights groups warn the action may violate court orders and due‑process rights. The case adds to growing scrutiny of U.S. immigration enforcement practices.