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Immigration Judges and Court Staff Take Payout Offers to Leave

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A number of immigration judges have accepted government payout offers to leave, a union official said on Thursday, further depleting an overwhelmed system that President Trump had promised to fortify. A total of 85 employees, including 18 judges, at the Justice Department’s Executive Office for Immigration Review accepted the government’s deferred resignation offer or early retirement. The Trump administration previously fired 29 others from tha…

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Immigration Judges and Court Staff Take Payout Offers to Leave

A number of immigration judges have accepted government payout offers to leave, a union official said on Thursday, further depleting an overwhelmed system that President Trump had promised to fortify. A total of 85 employees, including 18 judges, at the Justice Department’s Executive Office for Immigration Review accepted the government’s deferred resignation offer or early retirement. The Trump administration previously fired 29 others from tha…

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Mother JonesMother Jones

“The entire system will collapse”: Inside the purge of US immigration courts

The “nonsensical” firings of immigration judges, managers, and senior officials spell more trouble for an already faltering system.

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Immigration courts offer many barriers and too few solutions to a complex process

Garcia noted it is a misconception most immigrants speak Spanish. She has heard many other languages, from Arabic to Creole to Mandarin. Photo: Saúl Bucio/Unsplash by Judith Ruiz-BranchIllinois News Connection CHICAGO - As the Trump administration's deportation efforts continue, more people find themselves in immigration court. Immigration law is complicated, and most immigrants who navigate the court system do so by themselves. Kelly Garcia, a…

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