The Trump administration has dismissed several immigration judges as part of its efforts to alter the immigration court system responsible for handling deportation cases. Immigration courts operate under the Department of Justice, which requires judges to report to the administration whose policies they are adjudicating. Ali Rogin interviewed Holly D'Andre, president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, regarding these changes.
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Trump Administration Reshapes Immigration Court System by Firing Judges
The Trump administration has dismissed multiple immigration judges in an effort to change the immigration court system. This system is managed by the Department of Justice, which places judges under the authority of the administration whose policies they evaluate.
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Immigration judge says Trump administration's firings and policies are 'disheartening'
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Trump Administration Reshapes Immigration Court System by Firing Judges