Hundreds of federal judges have torpedoed Donald Trump’s mass detention of migrants facing deportation, including around two dozen appointed by the president himself, with rulings piling up in courts across America.

After the Trump administration rewrote ICE policy on July 8 to cut off bond hearings for most locked-up immigrants, emergency lawsuits exploded nationwide.

They came from people who’ve spent years, even decades, in the U.S. with clean records while pursuing asylum or other legal status, who were seized at workplaces, courthouses, and routine check-ins.

In more than 700 cases, at least 225 federal judges have found the change to be likely illegal and a due-process violation—including 23 selected by Trump, 79, according to Politico.

Judges across at least 35 states have bris

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