Immigration lawyers in Chicago say constant shifts in federal immigration policy, soaring bond amounts, and a remade Board of Immigration Appeals are making it difficult to navigate the changing legal landscape in Trump’s second term.
Immigration judges have always been Justice Department employees, not independent arbiters. That’s why the second Trump administration has been able to reshape the courts with little resistance.
An Omaha lawyer fights for clients caught in immigration system overhaul.
As backlogs grow and ICE enforcement expands, immigrants across New York face a process that feels more uncertain than ever.
