Tagged #case-processing
Every article we've published on this topic, sorted by the agency's own announcement date.
Deportation orders for children in Newark court jump to 81%, double the Biden-era rate
Immigration court advocates report a dramatic surge in child removal orders in Newark as the Trump administration accelerates backlogs through mega master hearings, with children increasingly processed in adult dockets.
Federal judge strikes down USCIS freeze on 39-country immigration benefits
U.S. District Judge John McConnell vacated four USCIS policies that halted processing of asylum, work permits, green cards, and citizenship applications for noncitizens from 39 designated countries, effective immediately.
Senators Challenge USCIS Pause on Immigration Cases Based on National Origin
Senators Warner, Kaine, Van Hollen, and Alsobrooks raise concerns over USCIS's blanket pause on immigration applications from 39 countries and case re-reviews since January 2021.
EOIR Onboards 77 New Immigration Judges in Largest Hiring Class in History
The Executive Office for Immigration Review announced it has brought on 77 permanent and 5 temporary immigration judges—the largest cohort on record. Here's how this staffing expansion affects case timing and backlog trends.