Dramatic Fall Continues in New Immigration Court Cases

New Immigration Court cases continue their dramatic fall following President Biden's June 4, 2024 proclamation severely restricting entry for those seeking ...

(13 Aug 2024) New Immigration Court cases continue their dramatic fall following President Biden's June 4, 2024 proclamation severely restricting entry for ...

“Haste Makes Waste” in Courtrooms Too - Chicago Council of Lawyers

Today, there are over two million pending cases in the U.S. immigration court system. ... If the rate of appointment of new immigration judges ...

Mounting Backlogs Undermine U.S. Immigration System and ...

But ever-swelling backlogs in immigration applications and court hearings have slowed legal immigration, threatened to undermine the integrity ...

FY 2024 Executive Office for Immigration Review Congressional ...

Immigration Court Proceedings Overview: DHS initiates cases before the immigration courts ... immigration courts nationwide, EOIR continues to make ...

Immigration Backlogs and Congressional Funding

Backlogs are particularly severe in immigration courts, under the Department of Justice, where immigration judges are overworked and under-resourced.

The US Immigration Court - A Ballooning Backlog that Requires Action

As shown in Figure 2, if the corps of immigration judges remains at its current size, the number of pending cases would reach over 1 million in FY 2022. At ...

Outmatched: The U.S. Asylum System Faces Record Demands

... cases as of the third quarter of FY 2023, out of 2.16 million immigration court cases.11 These numbers do not capture migrants who have been allowed to enter.

EOIR FY 2025 PB Narrative - Department of Justice

Immigration Court Proceedings Overview: DHS initiates cases before the immigration courts ... capability, including new immigration courts. NA. NA. NA. 72%. 100 ...

Record 3 million cases clog U.S. immigration courts | PBS News

Fueled by record-breaking increases in migrants who seek asylum after being apprehended for crossing the border illegally, the court backlog ...

U.S. Immigration Courts See a Significant and Growing Backlog

... poses challenges for noncitizens whose cases are being heard in immigration courts, as well as attorneys and immigration judges and court staff.

What's the big deal with this proposed immigration court regulation?

The immigration courts have reached their breaking point. Immigration judges, as attorney employees of the DOJ, have been at the mercy of ...

Efficient Case and Docket Management in Immigration Proceedings

Furthermore, there continues to be judicial review over EOIR's ... law strengthens the case for reading a new[ ] [rule] prospectively.

Federal Court Blocks Dramatic Immigration Courts Fee Increases

WASHINGTON — A federal court Monday blocked nearly all of a Trump administration rule that would have drastically increased fees in immigration proceedings ...

The Impact of COVID-19 on Noncitizens and Across the U.S. ...

The pandemic led to the suspension of many immigration court hearings and limited the functioning of the few courts which remain open or were reopened.

Immigration case backlog keeps growing as shutdown drags on

The partial federal government shutdown has closed most immigration courts, exacerbating the immigration case backlog as judges postpone scores of court cases.

Immigration Courts' Lower Productivity Explains Backlog of Cases

Immigrants currently being processed will have waited an average of almost two years for a judge to adjudicate their cases. The backlog has ...

Court deportations take dramatic plunge

Over the last five years, the number of deportation cases working through immigration courts dropped by 43%, The New York Times reported ...

Shutdown pushes immigration court backlog to 830000, but experts ...

Relatively few new immigrations cases were recorded during the government shutdown, according to Tuesday's report from Syracuse University's ...

Immigration lawyer expects big changes under Trump - NY1

Cuccia said because immigration judges fall underneath the umbrella of the Department of Justice, the rules for how they can rule on cases can ...