The Trump administration fired five judges from federal immigration courts in Texas, according to a union representing them, raising concerns that existing case backlogs will worsen and the ...

After the Trump administration fired 20 immigration judges across the Department of Justice's Executive Office for ...

The latest cuts follow the termination of four top EOIR officials on Trump’s first day in office: chief immigration judge, Sheila McNulty; the acting director of the Executive Office of Immigration ...

The Executive Office for Immigration Review oversees the US immigration court system, where immigration judges decide if immigrants can remain in the US or be deported. The removals, which ...

The mass exodus of more than 100 immigration officials since Trump's inauguration could undermine his pledge to deport millions of undocumented immigrants, critics warn.

A total of 85 employees, including 18 judges, at the Justice Department’s Executive Office for Immigration Review accepted the government’s deferred resignation offer or early retirement.

The class-action lawsuit in U.S. District Court alleges the policy is a “draconian” interpretation of federal law.

The Executive Office for Immigration Review in Washington fired two probationary judges and the assistant chief judge in New Orleans’ court on Feb. 14, according to two sources familiar with the ...

The five are among 28 employees of the U.S. Justice Department’s Executive Office for Immigration Review who have been removed in recent weeks, according to the union. There are about 700 ...

The Justice Department has in recent weeks removed multiple judges and officials within the Executive Office for Immigration Review, the office within DOJ that oversees the immigration courts.