Three men arrested last month by the Border Patrol must be released, a federal judge ruled over the weekend, because they were arrested under the wrong law and denied their legal right to a bond hearing. U.S. District Judge Stacey Neumann ordered on Sunday that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement release the men, who are from Ecuador, until they are given bond hearings in immigration court. She set a two-week deadline for the bond hearings to be set. ICE acknowledged that it wasn’t offering the men bond hearings, but said the men would have other opportunities to challenge their removal. In August, Neumann ordered that ICE release a man after determining that the Border Patrol agents who arrested him ignored his requests to meet with an immigration judge.