Your daily ration of civil justice rationing
The Houston Press newspaper starts with immigration attorney John Nechman explaining how busy he used to be before “all of his removal cases scheduled to be heard in Houston’s downtown immigration court were reset to the same ten-day… Read More
The latest update from the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University, the group most-cited for keeping track of the immigration courts backlog, sets the number of pending cases at a new all-time high of 445,000, with “routine”… Read More
Not to equate the United States Justice Department with Lucifer himself, but the old saying that âthe devilâs in the detailsâ is holding up with President Obamaâs immigration actions. You have to read with a particular eye, but… Read More
It turns out that the under-staffed immigration courts still found time to hire family members of officials, sometimes in apparent violation of federal law, according to various reports. Says the Washington Post, “… the Federal investigators found rampant… Read More
While praising his actions to bring the first Justice Department action against states over immigration laws, a leading immigration activist says U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder â or his replacement â has work to do on the nationâs… Read More
