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AILA Doc. No. 21041931 | Dated May 5, 2022
The U.S. immigration court system suffers from profound structural problems that have severely eroded its capacity to deliver just decisions in a timely manner, as well as public confidence in its outcomes. The Trump administration used these foundational flaws to manipulate the courts to their breaking points — pressuring judges to render decisions at a break-neck pace at the cost of accuracy, eliminating docketing tools, growing the backlog, and restricting access to relief. It is imperative that Congress pass legislation that creates an independent Article I immigration court system.
AILA also urges the Biden administration to reform the immigration courts through executive action. See below for resources on why the courts need to be rehabilitated, progress that's been made, and how you can help.
Cite as AILA Doc. No. 21041931.
Join AILA in urging your member of Congress to cosponsor legislation to create an independent, Article I immigration court system to ensure that everyone has a fair day in court.
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