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FEDERAL JUDGE AWARDS $112M AFTER SUFFOLK COUNTY HELD 674 IMMIGRANTS FOR ICE

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A federal judge ruled Suffolk County and its Sheriff’s Office unlawfully detained 674 immigrants in 2017, awarding more than $112 million in damages. Plaintiffs were kept in county jails after posting bail or resolving cases, often to facilitate ICE holds and transfers. The court found due process violations under the 14th Amendment and held local authorities financially liable. LatinoJustice PRLDEF called the decision overdue accountability.

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FRAGOMEN WEBINAR: SWISS IMMIGRATION, WORK PERMITS AND CROSS‑BORDER COMPLIANCE IN 2026

Fragomen will host a November 18 webinar outlining the 2026 Swiss immigration outlook for employers, with guidance on work and residence permits, business travel and cross‑border compliance. Switzerland-based experts will brief HR and mobility teams on anticipated rule updates and practical preparations. The session targets employer compliance and mobility strategy amid evolving regulatory expectations and invites attendee questions in advance.

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