Your daily ration of civil justice rationing
The new surge in unaccompanied children showing up at U.S. borders seeking asylum has prompted the federal government to move toward two new shelters, the New York Times is reporting. The paper says that the government si motiving… Read More
As events in Paris rivet the U.S. media on the massive immigration crisis in Europe, it’s worth noting that we still have 450,000 pending cases in the United States immigration court system and our “family detention” centers have… Read More
Less than 15 percent of U.S. Immigration Court proceedings are conducted entirely in English, meaning that interpreters are vital to getting things done. Now, already facing more than 450,000 cases backlogged for years, the immigration justice system may… Read More
A new report released last week by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, added to the complaints about the U.S. government’s family detention centers that house asylum seekers who entered the country illegally. Reuters is reporting that the… Read More
