Nearly 100 immigration court staff retiring, resigning amid growing backlogThe DOJ's new memo designates immigration judges as at-will employees, risking a slowdown in court proceedings.
Ousted career execs at DOJ are considering options after being given vague rationale for firingsJill Anderson was unexpectedly fired as a federal executive on Inauguration Day, raising questions about protections for career civil servants.
Legal aid groups for immigrants can resume work in detention centers after DOJ backs downLegal aid groups are allowed back into immigration courts and detention centers, reversing a previous halt by the Trump Administration.
Immigration court backlog eases as Biden era wanesThe articles indicates that the Biden administration is deporting migrants at an unprecedented pace with significant implications for the immigration system.
Nearly 100 immigration court staff retiring, resigning amid growing backlogThe DOJ's new memo designates immigration judges as at-will employees, risking a slowdown in court proceedings.
Ousted career execs at DOJ are considering options after being given vague rationale for firingsJill Anderson was unexpectedly fired as a federal executive on Inauguration Day, raising questions about protections for career civil servants.
Legal aid groups for immigrants can resume work in detention centers after DOJ backs downLegal aid groups are allowed back into immigration courts and detention centers, reversing a previous halt by the Trump Administration.
Immigration court backlog eases as Biden era wanesThe articles indicates that the Biden administration is deporting migrants at an unprecedented pace with significant implications for the immigration system.
A New Challenge for Asylum Seekers: Lawyer ShortagesSeeking asylum in the U.S. is a complex and overwhelming process, with a high rejection rate and a significant shortage of immigration lawyers to guide migrants.