Immigration Courts | Center for Immigration Studies

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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A Perfect Storm of Errors Complicates an Immigration Court Hearing

Topics: Immigration Courts

The Safe-Third Country Sleeper Footnote in Matter of A-B-

Topics: Immigration Courts, Asylum

AG Provides Guidance for Crime-Based Asylum Claims ... by Applying Current Law

Topics: Immigration Courts, Asylum

Attorney General Ends Administrative Closure

Topics: Immigration Courts

A Case Study in Immigration Court Backlogs

Four weddings and a motion to reopen

Topics: Immigration Courts

New Immigration Court Statistics Released

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Department of Justice Sends Additional Immigration Judges to the Border

Topics: Immigration Courts

Immigration Newsmaker: A Conversation with EOIR Director James McHenry

Tackling the Immigration Court Backlog

Topics: Immigration Courts

Immigration Newsmaker: A Conversation with EOIR Director James McHenry

Tackling the Immigration Court Backlog

Topics: Immigration Courts

BREAKING: Philadelphia ICE Office Arrests Illegal Aliens

Topics: Immigration Courts