The hiring pace for new judges continues to be insufficient to keep up with the Immigration Court's workload. As a result, the court's backlog continues to climb - up 65 percent since President Trump assumed office. A total of only 424 judges face a backlog of 892,517 cases on the courts' active dockets as of the end of April 2019, not counting the hundreds of thousands of pending cases that have not yet been re-calendared.
Analyzing 76 total press articles of the “elite” press from January 15 to April 15, 2019, Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting (FAIR) could find not one voice that opposed Trump’s regime plans in Venezuela. Meanwhile, 54 percent openly supported these plans.
An appeals court ruled a New York state law barring farm workers from unionizing and collective bargaining is a violation of the state constitution, according to the New York Law Journal. The panel ruled the state cannot exclude farmworkers from a state constitutional amendment enshrining workers’ rights to form a union. The New York Farm Bureau had argued the state constitution explicitly disallowed farmworkers organizing.
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