Tag: Human Rights First

HuffPo Writer Notes Milestone For Immigration Court Backlog

Posted: July 8, 2016

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The HuffPo writer B. Shaw Drake is noting an uptick in the number of immigration judges and some progress in Congress toward adding even more judges, a key to reducing the administrative backlog that leaves people waiting years… Read More

Category: Cases, Immigration

Tags: backlog, Human Rights First, immigration law, immigration reform

Rights Group Notes Immigration Courts Backed Up 3 Years

Posted: March 21, 2016

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The Human Rights First advocacy group is noting its new study indicating that the U.S. Immigration Courts are backed up for about three years now, and it’s only getting worst. The Courthouse News in Los Angeles reports that… Read More

Category: Community, Immigration

Tags: California, court backlog, Courthouse News, Human Rights First, immigration courts, Refugees, Texas