A Nov. 2 agency decision ruled that immigration judges are “management officials” who cannot unionize. This ruling dismantling the immigration judges’ union has left judges more vulnerable to political influences. However, with numerous priorities competing in D.C., proponents still face slim odds in the fight to establish an independent immigration court system. Those in favor of establishing an independent immigration court system say the decision threatens judicial fairness and ignores the problems with housing a court system in the DOJ.
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