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The five biggest omissions in massive Biden immigration bill Print this article Democrats’ immigration reform legislation would overhaul much of federal policy, but despite its 350 pages, the bill is silent on a number of key considerations. Protocols for caring for families and children, border wall infrastructure, decriminalizing illegal immigration, immigration courts, employment-based immigration, and private detention facilities were not addressed in either the House or Senate versions of the bill introduced last week. 1. Family and children detention protocols The bill does nothing t...

The nation's immigrations courts have 1.3 million pending cases, and some immigrants in Texas wait nearly five years for a court hearing.

Advocacy groups and immigration attorneys warn that Biden’s overall success could be limited if he’s unable to tackle another problem that has been growing for years: the ever-growing case backlog in federal immigration courts. Credit: Eric Gay via AP POOL In his first weeks in office, President Joe Biden has made his administration’s approach on immigration policy clear: reviewing or replacing four years of his predecessor’s hardline approaches. In less than three weeks in office, Biden has sent to Congress a massive immigration reform bill that would provide a p...

President Biden's early immigration overhaul has overlooked one growing problem: A massive court backlog Texas Tribune Tags:  Credit: Eric Gay via AP POOL In his first weeks in office, President Joe Biden has made his administration’s approach on immigration policy clear: reviewing or replacing four years of his predecessor’s hardline approaches. In less than three weeks in office, Biden has sent to Congress a massive immigration reform bill that would provide a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants, issued executive orders to refortify the 2012 Deferred Action for ...

US: Newly Released Files Show Fast-Track to Deportation Reveal How Asylum Seekers at Border Were Short-Changed on Rights Migrants seeking asylum wait in line with their case paperwork to meet with an attorney on Oct. 5, 2019, during a weekly trip by volunteers, lawyers, paralegals and interpreters to the migrant campsite outside El Puente Nuevo in Matamoros, Mexico. © 2019 Denise Cathey/The Brownsville Herald via AP (Washington) – Two years after the implementation of the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP), also known as the “Remain in Mexico” program...