Immigration Courts

Backlogs affect the immigration courts themselves. It is difficult as a judge to fairly adjudicate a case that is subject to multiple continuances over a period of years.

- Andrew R. Arthur, Resident Fellow in Law and Policy

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Something’s Screwy with Immigration Court Border Cases

Asylum grants are down — but so are denials

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Immigration Courts

Remote Hearings Help Courts Tackle Backlogs, but Raise Legal Questions

... that will come to a head as thousands of migrants flood over the border post-Title 42

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Immigration Courts

Third Circuit Returns Reason to IJ Discretion

Judge can consider facts of expunged alleged stabbing case

Topics: Immigration Courts, Criminal Aliens

Biden Is Destroying the Immigration Courts

A possible solution by going back to the past

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Immigration Courts

Immigration Courts Duped 100 Times by Disgraced Immigration Lawyer

Topics: Immigration Courts

Biden Administration Hides the Number of Removal Cases It Has Tanked

How many aliens have received “prosecutorial discretion”? None of your business

Topics: Immigration Courts

The Depressing State of Immigration Court Proceedings Under Biden

Is ICE’s Principal Legal Advisor complying with the federal court order?

Topics: Immigration Courts, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

Biden v. Texas: Remain in Mexico May End, But Main Issue Is Unresolved

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Immigration Courts, Supreme Court Decisions on Immigration Policy

Is There an Ideological Purge Going on in the Immigration Courts?

Political decisions can’t guide IJ personnel decisions, so expect an investigation

Topics: Immigration Courts

House Judiciary Committee to Mark Up ‘Independent’ Immigration Court Bill

Only makes the real problems facing the immigration courts even worse

Topics: Immigration Courts