Time-Critical Routing
Deadline and Chokepoint Timeline
High-level sequencing for 0-24h through 10-30d windows to preserve lawful options and
avoid deadline forfeiture.
Timestamp
Timeline synced to the expanded memo
Updated
Includes Stone no-tolling and First Circuit stay timing.
Time-Sensitive Playbook
| Window |
Priority Focus |
Critical Outputs |
Failure Risk if Delayed |
0-24h |
Confirm custody reality, final-order status, and controlling forum |
Master timeline + custody-document set + hard-date calendar |
Wrong legal lane and immediate deadline loss |
24-72h |
Lock detention-statute classification and stay posture |
Initial routing decision + stay-channel map + equities packet start |
Missed emergency stay opportunities |
3-10d |
Build prolonged-detention and due-process record |
Detention chronology + transfer history + updated filing calendar |
Weak habeas/bond record, poor emergency posture |
10-30d |
Maintain dual-track deadlines (appellate + agency motions) |
Verified deadline control dashboard and refreshed support evidence |
PFR forfeiture or motion-window expiration |
Known Timing Signals (Must Be Verified)
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2026-02-15 (media report): ICE custody was reported and Suffolk
Superior hearing was reported as reset to March.
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If final removal order exists: PFR is generally due within 30 days
of the final order date.
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First Circuit stay mechanics: Local Rule 18.0 describes an
administrative 10-business-day stay for a timely first stay motion.
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Agency motion windows: reconsideration typically 30 days; reopening
typically 90 days, while no automatic stay generally applies.
Watchlist
- Any signed notice of scheduled removal date.
- Any ICE transfer that changes district of confinement.
- Any final-order service date mismatch in records.
- Any filing plan that assumes PFR tolling.