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DOJ Eases Rules For Temporary Judges As Nearly 100 Immigration Judges Ousted; Hartford, SF Dockets Strained

DOJ Eases Rules For Temporary Judges As Nearly 100 Immigration Judges Ousted; Hartford, SF Dockets Strained

NBC Connecticut reports the administration loosened rules for hiring temporary immigration judges while ousting or pressuring nearly 100 sitting judges. TRAC data shows wide disparities in asylum outcomes; Hartford’s four-judge court denies most claims, while San Francisco lost judges with very high grant rates, including Ila Deiss, whose 6% denial rate leaves roughly 6,000 cases in limbo. The moves raise due-process and politicization concerns and risk worsening backlogs in key courts.

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Egypt Blasts ‘Voluntary’ Gaza Exodus Claim As Nonsense, Vows To Block Forced Displacement

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Egypt Blasts ‘Voluntary’ Gaza Exodus Claim As Nonsense, Vows To Block Forced Displacement
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty rejected portrayals of Palestinian displacement from Gaza as “voluntary,” calling it nonsense and pointing to...