Immigration,
Government
Jan. 9, 2018
Sessions to review immigration judges’ authority to close cases
Immigration experts are divided on the federal government’s decision to review a case management tool used by immigration judges in deportation proceedings to indefinitely postpone cases.
Immigration experts are divided on the federal government’s decision to review a case management tool used by immigration judges in deportation proceedings to indefinitely postpone cases.
Some current immigration judges and lawyers said curtailing or doing away with the practice — known as administrative closure — would unnecessarily waste resources and add to an already formidable case backlog. Others said it was a necessary review...
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