Arizona Is the Hole in the 'Remain in Mexico' Net
Officials need to act — fast
Topics: Border Crisis 2019, Immigration Courts
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.
The Certification Power Is Simply an Exercise of the AG's Duty to Faithfully Execute the Law
Topics: Immigration Courts
AG Certification Explained
A legal way for the AG to set immigration policy and guide IJ and BIA discretion
Topics: Immigration Courts
AG Issues Guidelines on State Criminal-Sentence Modifications
Returning to logic and uniformity by returning to the INA
Topics: Immigration Courts, Criminal Aliens
AG: Multiple DUI Convictions Are Indicia Alien Lacks 'Good Moral Character'
Not a hard and fast rule, but both a statutory and discretionary consideration on a 'coveted and scarce form of relief'
Topics: Immigration Courts
Everything that Is Wrong with Immigration Proceedings in One Case
Why are there backlogs? Five-plus years and counting for an alien ineligible for relief
Topics: Immigration Courts
New EOIR Regulations Allow Director to Adjudicate Cases
Also limit general counsel's authority and give power to the Office of Policy
Topics: Immigration Courts
Justice Department Files to Dissolve Immigration Judges' Union
Why were they permitted to unionize in the first place?
Topics: Immigration Courts
Attorney General Sets Standards for 'Family' as a 'Particular Social Group'
And reiterates his authority to interpret immigration laws
Topics: Immigration Courts, Asylum
Administration Expands Expedited Removal
Will better allow for use of limited immigration-enforcement and judicial resources
Topics: Immigration Courts