Appeals court rules detained migrants not entitled to bond hearings

• A federal appeals court ruled that detained illegal immigrants who were never formally admitted into the U.S. are not constitutionally entitled to bond hearings while awaiting deportation.
• The ruling was a major victory for the Trump administration.
• The decision comes as the Supreme Court prepares to hear a closely related case this term.
• The ruling was made by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
• The ruling does not guarantee bond hearings for migrants under the Constitution.