Judges and Judiciary,
Immigration
Jul. 19, 2018
The dismantling of due process in immigration courts
What if criminal court judges answered to the prosecutor, and the prosecutor could evaluate the judges’ job performance based on their conviction rate and speed? This is the reality in immigration court.
Amie D. Miller
Email: amiller@immigrate-us.net
Amie practices immigration law at the Law Office of Amie D. Miller. She is certified by the State Bar of California as a Specialist in Immigration & Nationality Law.
Immigration is a headline topic. Separating families, detaining young children, eliminating asylum relief -- they all spotlight a humanitarian crisis and troubling trend at our border.
An important immigration story not in the headlines, though, is the systematic dismantling of due process in the immigration court system.
Guarantee of Due process
The U.S. C...
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