The Justice Department’s move last week to fire at least eight immigration judges, including four from California, is raising fears among Democratic leaders, academics and others that the Trump ...

The Justice Department's move last week to fire at least eight immigration judges, including four from California, is raising fears among Democratic leaders, academics and others that the Trump ...

Thirteen judges already fired since Trump started his second term filed a class appeal earlier this month, asserting that they had been wrongfully terminated. "These immigration judges were ...

Shortage of immigration judges could slow down Trump deportation goals These judges, and their staff, are caught in the crosshairs of Trump's twin efforts to increase deportations — and reduce ...

Immigration judges are employees of the Justice Department and are appointed by the US attorney general, serving in the executive branch. They work for the Executive Office for Immigration Review ...

The Justice Department’s move last week to fire at least eight immigration judges, including four from California, is raising fears among Democratic leaders, academics and others that the Trump ...

At least eight immigration judges received notices that they would be put on leave and their employment would be terminated on April 22, according to two people familiar with the firings and to ...

In addition to the exodus of immigration judges, over 100 staff members that included schedulers, lawyers and interpreters were also let go, according to the union.

In addition to the exodus of immigration judges, over 100 staff members that included schedulers, lawyers and interpreters were also let go, according to the union.

The Trump administration fired over two dozen immigration judges during the president's first month in office. Those firings come on top of the 100 people who were laid off, decided to retire ...