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NY Times Details More Problems with Immigration Court

By Christopher

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In a follow up to an article published over the summer, the New York Times today published an article detailing the pressures placed on the country's immigration judges. They note that there are only around 225 judges and that they deal with over 10,000 cases a year--all without much support. I agree that these judges are pushed to the limit and would like to see their numbers increased dramatically so that they could actually spend more time on each case.

Full post as published by Queer Law Watch on October 08, 2006 (boomark / email).

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