Lawyers for five of the men had lobbied for their release - saying they were not a flight risk
A sixth man - Hysen Sherifi, 24 - a native of Kosovo and a legal permanent resident of the U.S. - had his hearing continued after asking for a new translator.
The attorney for the seventh - Ziyad Yaghi, 21, did not attempt to get his client released.
Wednesday's hearing was a continuation from Tuesday when prosecutors outlined the evidence against alleged ringleader Daniel Boyd, and the six others.
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The men are charged with provided money, training, transportation and men to help terrorists. Federal indictments paint Boyd as a radical Muslim who recruited others to take part in jihad - or holy war - against unspecified targets overseas.
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In addition to Sherifi, Yaghi, and Boyd, the others arrested are Boyd's son's Dylan Boyd, 22, and Zakiriya Boyd, 20, plus Anes Subasic, 33; and Mohammad Omar Aly Hassan, 22.
On Tuesday, federal investigators told the judge they seized from Boyd's home and cars more than 27,400 rounds of ammunition, 26 weapons, gas masks, a handbook on how authorities respond to acts of terrorism and the text of a fatwa urging jihad against Americans. One agent testified that a trench dug under Boyd's deck was described by a witness as a place to hide weapons.
An eighth man, Jude Kenan Mohammad, is still at large and Sutton said Tuesday authorities last heard he was in Pakistan.
