A federal appeals court has ruled that a pair of undocumented immigrants stopped for speeding in Pennsylvania should have had the chance to present a case that the evidence used to start deportation proceedings against them was gathered unconstitutionally.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit upended the Bureau of Immigration Appeals’ affirmance of an immigration judge’s denial of a request for an evidentiary hearing filed by Guatemalan nationals Erick Geovany Yoc-Us and Luis Calel-Espantzay.

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