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Dramatic Fall Continues in New Immigration Court Cases
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New Immigration Court Cases Fall Sharply After Biden Entry Restrictions Imposed
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Immigration Prosecutions Increase With New Push for Border Enforcement
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Immigrants Received Legal Help in Court 23,516 Times in First Year and a Half of New Rule
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New Immigration Court Cases Dropping
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Two-Thirds of Court Asylum Applicants Found Legally Entitled to Remain
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DEA Enforcement Continues to Decline in FY 2024
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Top Places With the Most Immigrants Recently Ordered Deported
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200,000 Immigration Court Cases Dismissed Because DHS Failed to File Paperwork
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Immigrants Pay $2 Billion in ICE Bonds Since FY 2017
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Modest Increase in Official Corruption Convictions in 2023
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Too Few Immigration Attorneys: Average Representation Rates Fall from 65% To 30%
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A Ten Year Look at Inadmissible Migrants and Paroled Migrants at Ports of Entry
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Immigration Court Backlog Tops 3 Million; Each Judge Assigned 4,500 Cases
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FY 2023 Weapons Convictions Under Biden Continue At Record High Levels
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TRAC Adds Asylum Reports on Nearly 100 New Immigration Judges
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CBP's Inadmissible Data at U.S. Ports of Entry Show Changes in Migration Patterns
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Ports of Entry Are Issuing More Notices to Appear Than Ever Before
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Record Number of New Immigration Court Cases Arrive in August; Destinations For Asylum Seekers Shifting
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Prison Sentencing Patterns for Drug Offenses in U.S. District Courts
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The Changing Make-Up of Immigration Court Cases Now That Title 42 Has Ended
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A Close Look at the Geography of Border Patrol Arrests: How a Spike in Annual Arrests Along U.S.-Mexico Border Hides Remarkable Variation by Sector and Nationality
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Several Years of Record-Setting Hurricanes Lead to Deluge of Insurance Lawsuits in Louisiana Courts
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Death Sentences Are Almost Never Imposed at the Federal Level
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