In a 10–7 en banc decision, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that ICE detainees with pending immigration hearings are not entitled to receive a bond hearing, where a judge could assess their dangerousness and flight risk, regardless of how long they have been in detention.

So if we're deporting 50k a month, that's 1670 a day. It takes 2 to 6 months to process a detained person, so I'll take 4 months average. 4 X30 = 120 X 1670 = 200,400 in the processing pipeline to maintain.

There are 620 immediate border turnarounds every day. Are those included in the 50,000 deportations a month figure? No, That 50k is internal ICE arrests per google. Discretionary releases have been nearly eliminated, so they're all in that pipeline. About 50 people a day are released a day for various reasons. So we have

1670 deported a day 200,400
620 immediate border turnarounds a day
50 people released from custody a day. + 6,000 = ~206,400 in the pipeline a day. Sizeable pipeline

somebody check my assumptions and math. :)