The union said judges hear between 500 and 700 cases annually, and the firings will only add to the country's backlog of over 3.5 million cases.

The union said that it can take as long as a year to recruit, hire and train new immigration court judges. The "Big, ...

Many of the cases were put on pause due to the person being considered low-priority, usually because they have an application ...

Trump's massive spending packing is adding tens of billions for immigration enforcement and deportations. But immigration ...

The Justice Department has recently dismissed over a dozen immigration judges across 10 states, according to the union that represents them. According to a press release from the International ...

The Executive Office for Immigration Review oversees the US immigration court system, where immigration judges decide if immigrants can remain in the US or be deported.

The Executive Office for Immigration Review oversees the US immigration court system, where immigration judges decide if immigrants can remain in the US or be deported.

On Monday evening, Sirce E. Owen, an immigration court official, took over as acting director of the Executive Office for Immigration Review.

The Executive Office for Immigration Review did not respond to an inquiry asking if all of the administratively closed cases would be put back on the docket, or what is called "recalendared." ...