Ecuadorian day laborers arrested by Danbury, Conn. police in an immigration sweep have no right to suppression hearings and produced no evidence to prevent their deportation, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit held Thursday.
A divided circuit said the actions of Danbury police, who lured laborers into a van on the promise they would be driven to a job site but then arrested them, were not “egregious” Fourth Amendment violations that would allow redress in the immigration courts.
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