Immigration Court
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Facing the Immigration Courts Alone
A program in New York is hoping to create a public defender system for immigrants in immigration courts.
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Immigration Hearings in New York Are Being Rescheduled Without Notice
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Cases Rescheduled as ICE Fails to Produce Dozens of Detainees in Immigration Court
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Thousands of Immigration Cases Are on Hold Due to the Government Shutdown
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Surprise Docket Leaves NYC ICE Detainees Unrepresented in Court
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Fewer People Are Being Granted Asylum in New York
The City’s USCIS Asylum Office is granting 50 percent fewer applications since 2013
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Thousands of New Yorkers Could be Headed Back to Immigration Court
After their cases were suspended years ago, Attorney General Jeff Sessions wants to reopen them.
Councilman Demands Answers From ICE Over Continued Video Hearings
ICE still isn't physically producing detainees for hearings at Varick Street. Carlos Menchaca wants to know why.
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It’s Cheaper to Get out of Jail Than Immigration Detention
Exclusive data shows the exorbitant rates immigrants pay for bond in New York City
