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Despite Huge Backlogs, The Government Shutdown Halts Most Immigration Court Hearings By Laura Benshoff |
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In recent years, the backlog of immigration court cases in the U.S. has swelled, as processing times lagged. The average case making its way through immigration courts today has been there for 718 days, or almost two years, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University, which compiles statistics on U.S. immigration. That's up from 430 days a decade ago. |
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