Matt Sepik

A Honduran asylum seeker alleges she was detained without access to a lawyer after ICE agents arrested her.

Attorney Jeffrey Dubner says his client has since been freed, but ICE continues to violate the rights of many others.

A DHS lawyer said detainees get unlimited attorney phone calls, but she did not provide evidence.

Judge Nancy Brazel ordered lawyers from both sides to visit the Minneapolis Detention Center to assess conditions there.

She promised to rule Thursday if the parties don't reach a deal.

For NPR News, I'm Matt Sepik in Minneapolis.

A Honduran asylum seeker alleges she was detained without access to a lawyer after ICE agents arrested her.

Attorney Jeffrey Dubner says his client has since been freed, but ICE continues to violate the rights of many others.

A DHS lawyer said detainees get unlimited attorney phone calls, but she did not provide evidence.

Judge Nancy Brazel ordered lawyers from both sides to visit the Minneapolis Detention Center to assess conditions there.

She promised to rule Thursday if the parties don't reach a deal.

For NPR News, I'm Matt Sepik in Minneapolis.

The latest to submit their resignations include a victim's advocate, three prosecutors, and four civil division attorneys.

That's according to a person familiar with the situation who's not authorized to speak publicly.

NPR first reported three of the resignations last week.

The departures mean that the Minnesota U.S.

Attorney's Office has now lost all of the lawyers who were prosecuting a series of major social service program fraud cases involving dozens of defendants.

U.S.

Attorney Dan Rosen has brought in prosecutors from elsewhere in the country, as well as military lawyers.

For NPR News, I'm Matt Sepik in St.