Stacking millions of cases in U.S. immigration courts worsens with dismissal of judges - Digital Process

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The bottleneck in U.S. migration courts, with more than 3.7 million pending cases, is aggravated for migrants seeking to avoid deportation after the dismissal of 20 judges and 12 assistants, as part of the official cut-off undertaken by President Donald Trump. “This decision worries us because it can bring negative changes for those who have immigration court proceedings that go beyond an extension of the time they are waiting for a resolution o…

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The bottleneck in U.S. migration courts, with more than 3.7 million pending cases, is aggravated for migrants seeking to avoid deportation after the dismissal of judges as part of the official cut by President Donald Trump. The traffic in millions of cases in U.S. immigration courts gets worse with the dismissal of judges was first published in the Digital Process.