The COVID-19-era health measure used to deport migrants crossing the border illegally is expected to expire on May 23.
Asylum seekers receive high bonds from Ohio Immigration Court
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Government watchdog groups are calling on congressional committees to release the names of Trump political appointees who have “burrowed” into career civil service positions over concerns they may attempt to “sabotage” the Biden administration.
Former President Donald Trump signed an executive order in October that stripped career civil servants of employment protections and opened the door for political appointees to “burrow” into career positions inside the government. The move came as Trump Cabinet members like Education Secretary Betsy DeVos urged staffers to “be the resistance” to the incoming Democratic administration. President Joe Biden rescinded the order in his first days in office, but it remains unclear how many such appointees may have burrowed into career positions inside their departments.
Chronicle investigation: U.S. Justice Department lacks strong harassment oversight for judges
WASHINGTON One judge made a joke about genitalia during a court proceeding and was later promoted. Another has been banned for more than seven years from the government building where he worked after management found he harassed female staff, but is still deciding cases.
A third, a supervisor based mostly in San Francisco, commented with colleagues about the attractiveness of female job candidates, an internal investigation concluded. He was demoted and transferred to a courtroom in Sacramento.
The three men, all immigration judges still employed by the Justice Department, work for a court system designed to give immigrants a fair chance to stay in the U.S. Every day, they hear some of the most harrowing stories of trauma in the world, many from women who were victims of gender-based violence and who fear that their lives are at risk if they are deported to their native countries.
offenders, 45,000 serious drug violators. .while critics say the program has swept up thousands of immigrants with no criminal record. a mother who had a broken tail light being separated, maybe forever, from her children? ( translated ): i don t understand how their mother could have been thrown out of the country. .and investigating conditions in the vast network of immigrant detention centers. women harassed for sexual favors, guards taking detainees and beating them, running them down like they were animals. tonight, how the politics of immigration are lost in detention. frontline is made possible by conibutions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major funding is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. and by reva and david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interes
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