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Disorder in the Immigration Courts
Why one immigrant escaping sexual abuse had to fly from Texas to New York City three times to attend immigration courts
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How ICE Controls Journalists’ Access to the Immigration Courts
By Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo Immigration Court Primary category in which blog post is published
Immigration Courts Under Trump: Backlogs and Courts Independency
By Gaby Del Valle Immigration Court Primary category in which blog post is published
How the Immigration Courts Malfunctioned: What We Saw
By Mazin Sidahmed Immigration Court Primary category in which blog post is published
ICE Filed Over 100,000 New Cases and Clogged the Courts at the Peak of the Pandemic
By Austin Kocher Immigration Court Primary category in which blog post is published
At The Mercy Of The Courts: Following One Family’s Harrowing Journey
We spent a year investigating the impact of Trump's policies on New York's immigration courts
New Jersey Immigration Court Reopened After Unexplained Closure During Coronavirus Pandemic
Judges have been asked to volunteer to appear at the court.
The Varick St. Immigration Court Has Moved All of Its Hearings to Fort Worth
EOIR said that lawyers may appear in person at Varick St. in front of judges who will be video teleconferenced in, or travel to Texas
Varick St. Immigration Court Reopened Despite Court Staffer Testing Positive for COVID-19
The court was closed for a day after a court staffer tested positive but it was reopened on Wednesday.
New York Immigration Court Closed As Court Staffer Tests Positive for COVID-19
EOIR closed the Varick St. immigration court on Monday after a court staffer tested positive.
Detained Children Must Appear in Immigration Court, Despite Coronavirus Fears
The court closed all hearings at immigration court – with a few exceptions, including children who are in federal custody.
Chaos in New York’s Immigration Courts as System Crashes and Judges Call for All Activity to Stop
The courts remain open despite pleas from attorneys and judges
Facing the Immigration Courts Alone
A program in New York is hoping to create a public defender system for immigrants in immigration courts.
Immigration Hearings in New York Are Being Rescheduled Without Notice
The sudden changes may imperil detainees seeking to stay in the U.S.