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  Reply to Executive Office for Immigration Review Announces Case Completion Numbers for Fiscal Year 2019

  by Nolan Rappaport

  I don't see how EOIR could believe that the measures they are taking will be successful at bringing the backlog under control. The only way to salvage our immigration courts is an Executive Order denying all pending and future asylum applications until...

  • Channel: MKolken

  10-14-2019, 05:39 PM
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  Reply to Letters of the Week: Oct 14 - Oct 18

  by IDBlog

  Comment on Drumpf to Trump
  I agree with what you are saying about the benefits of immigration, but I think you are failing to make an essential distinction.
  
  All immigration benefits can be derived from "legal" immigration....

  • Channel: IDBlog

  10-14-2019, 04:36 PM
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  Reply to IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEW “PUBLIC CHARGE” RULE – DRAFT USCIS FORM I-944

  by Nolan Rappaport

  USCIS used to have meetings with stakeholders when changes like this were made, and I suspect that they are still doing it. If it hasn't happened yet, you might be able to set up such a conference.
  
  Nolan Rappaport

  • Channel: CMusillo

  10-04-2019, 06:03 PM
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  Reply to What Happens at an Asylum Hearing in Immigration Court?

  by Nolan Rappaport

  Incidentally, that negative view of the immigration court's future is shared by the American Bar Association.
  
  The American Bar Association (ABA) concluded in a recent report on "Reforming the Immigration System" that the immigration...

  • Channel: JDzubow

  09-25-2019, 05:34 PM
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  Reply to What Happens at an Asylum Hearing in Immigration Court?

  by Nolan Rappaport

  Very informative summary. I would just add that we may not be seeing such hearings much longer.
  
  With a backlog of 1.3 million cases and many more being added at an unprecedented rate, the immigration court system is on the verge of collapsing....

  • Channel: JDzubow

  09-25-2019, 05:23 PM