Immigration Courts

The latest removal case completion total is ‘the highest in the history of the agency’

‘Administrative closure’: a non-statutory ‘procedural tool’ that’s frozen nearly 310,000 cases for an average of 19 years, but outside supporters have lots riding on its continued existence

The tale of the ‘blind mule’ stopped at a U.S. port of entry with $8K in cash and 200 pounds of meth — and the overly trusting IJ

More common sense on protection claims, but let’s see what the federal courts have to say

The only real question is what took the Board so long to recognize reality and stem abuses of generous U.S. protections

The latest chapter in the ongoing saga of Mahmoud Khalil

Sometimes common sense overcomes convoluted legal drafting

‘Similarly worded declarations from 12 separate political opinion-based Indian asylum applications’

Mr. Attorney General: Tear down this wall separating American citizens from American jobs

Undoubtedly true, but a lot more context is required to explain why it was inevitable