AILA Statement on Strengthening and Reforming America’s Immigration Court System Hearing

On 4/18/18, AILA submitted a statement to the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Border Security and Immigration urging that Congress create an independent immigration court system in the form of an Article I court and monitor EOIR practices to ensure individuals the right to a full and fair hearing.

• Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Border Security and Immigration Hearing, Strengthening and Reforming America's Immigration Court System (4/18/18)
  
  • Panel I
    
    Ms. Rebecca Gambler
    Director, Homeland Security and Justice
    U.S. Government Accountability Office
    Washington , DC
    
    • Testimony
    • Gambler Responses To Questions For The Record
    
    Mr. James R. McHenry III
    Director
    Executive Office for Immigration Review
    Department of Justice
    Falls Church, VA
    
    • Testimony
    • McHenry Responses To Questions For The Record
  • Panel II
    
    Ms. Hilarie Bass
    President
    American Bar Association
    Washington , DC
    
    • Testimony
    • Bass Responses To Questions For The Record
    
    Mr. Andrew R. Arthur
    Resident Fellow in Law and Policy
    Center for Immigration Studies
    Washington , DC
    
    • Testimony
    
    Judge A. Ashley Tabaddor
    President
    National Association of Immigration Judges
    Los Angeles , CA
    
    • Testimony
    • Tabaddor Responses To Questions For The Record

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Cite as AILA Doc. No. 18041646.

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