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AILA Policy Brief: Public Access to Tent Courts Now Allowed, but Meaningful Access Still Absent

AILA Doc. No. 20011061 | Dated January 10, 2020 | File Size: 718 K

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AILA issued a policy brief following DHS’s announcement that it has opened the Laredo and Brownsville tent courts for court observers. DHS and DOJ have operationalized this directive in a way that fails to allow meaningful access to the tent court facilities and imposes new hurdles to transparency.

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Cite as AILA Doc. No. 20011061.

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