…Yet given the lack of Congressional movement on immigration reform or Administrative relief, the backlog of removal hearings, like the undocumented population itself, appears here to stay for the foreseeable…
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…SPC court has the lowest asylum grant rate in the entire nation. In response, immigration advocacy groups—including the American Immigration Council—filed an administrative complaint on Wednesday, April 3 with government…
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…and Democrat. I’ve said I want to get this done. I’ve put Secretary Janet Napolitano, of Homeland Security, in charge of first making a whole host of administrative changes and…
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…is empowered to create new regulations, require particular forms of bonds or other documentation, issue new instructions, review past administrative determinations in immigration proceedings (including Board of Immigration Appeals’ decisions),…
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…temporary judges to serve for six-month terms. These temporary judges can include former immigration judges and Board of Immigration Appeals officials, as well as Justice Department immigration attorneys. Administrative law…
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…University of California) claim that the attempted rescission of DACA violates the Administrative Procedure Act (APA). The APA outlines specific procedures that must be followed in implementing large-scale policy changes…
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…to use either copier.” Further, the shortage of administrative staff, and boxes containing hundreds of thousands of files, has led to “hallway space filled with files, file carts, printers and…
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…DAPA). Of all of the announced reforms, DACA and DAPA certainly will affect the greatest number of people, with potentially 5 million individuals eligible to apply. But other administrative actions,…
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…to a country where they may face danger or permanent separation from loved ones. To better understand how the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)—the highest administrative body in the immigration…
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…remain in their cars. On July 1, USCIS announced that it “has naturalized approximately 64,500 new citizens over the past month and anticipates completing nearly all postponed administrative naturalization ceremonies…
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