Immigration

Congressional Insider -    A wave of immigration-judge firings is colliding with a 3.7 million-case backlog, raising a blunt question: is Washington fixing a broken system—or just swapping one set of “elites” for another?

....The Justice Department has fired more than 20 immigration judges without public explanation as the court backlog exceeds 3.7 million cases.

The dispute highlights a broader tug-of-war over border enforcement, executive control of immigration courts, and the meaning of “due process” inside an overwhelmed system.