A growing number of people remain interested in immigration court proceedings, making the court watch project necessary. The project has three goals: to educate people about the immigration system, to detect certain trends in the system and, if any of those trends are of particular concern, to publicize and attempt to remedy them. Full Story »
Posted by Derek Hawkins
It's an interesting glimpse into how difficult it is to keep track of immigration proceedings since there is no right to legal counsel. But doesn't really talk about what measures like Operation Streamline have done to immigration processing, case loads, how few ACLU like organizations there are and what they are really able to.
This story feels anecdotal, giving a sense what what immigration court is like and naming a few of the issues, rather than going heavily into facts.
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