The Los Angeles Times reports that the administration’s controversial plan to shrink the ballooning backlog of immigration cases by pushing judges to hear more cases has failed
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Trump Plan Fails to Cut Immigration Court Backlog, as Caseload Soars More than 26 Percent
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