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The Department of Justice's new scheduling practices for immigration courts are resulting in a significant increase in deportable immigrants. The expedited scheduling has led to a rise in 'in absentia' orders, allowing ICE to deport individuals without a full hearing. Experts warn that this approach may compromise due process and the integrity of the immigration court system.
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The Department of Justice's new scheduling practices for immigration courts are resulting in a significant increase in deportable immigrants. The expedited scheduling has led to a rise in 'in absentia' orders, allowing ICE to deport individuals without a full hearing. Experts warn that this approach may compromise due process and the integrity of the immigration court system.
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