Speaking at a panel discussion before an audience at the American Bar Association's annual meeting in New York City, 2nd circuit judge Robert Katzmann and 9th circuit judge M. Margaret McKeown described a crisis fueled by increased enforcement and detention, bad or non-existent lawyering for immigrants facing deportation, as well as
overwhelmed immigration judges and appeal judges.
Not exact matches
Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the caravan «a deliberate attempt to undermine our laws and
overwhelm our system,» pledging to send more
immigration judges to the border to resolve cases if needed.
With their oral testimony often offered as the only evidence to support their claims, and with few Asylum Officers, only 35 Fraud Detection and National Security officers assigned to asylum offices throughout the country, and a mere 316
Immigration Judges already
overwhelmed by a backlog of 542,411 cases, it should be no surprise that the credible fear process is uniquely susceptible to fraud.»