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Mass Firing of immigration court judges exacerbate court backlogs, raise concerns over due process for noncitizens

Mass Firing of immigration court judges exacerbate court backlogs, raise concerns over due process for noncitizens

by Riddhimaa L. Kodali | Dec 9, 2025 | Featured, Immigration

Kerry Doyle, an immigration lawyer with over 20 years of experience who held senior positions in the Biden administration, said she was not surprised when she was terminated as an immigration court judge in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, within two months of her tenure in...
Rep. Tiffany discusses priorities this term

Rep. Tiffany discusses priorities this term

by Jeremy Fredricks | Mar 6, 2025 | Featured, Politics, Topics

Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-WI) has been focused on confirming President Donald Trump’s cabinet nominees for the first months of this Congressional term. Now he’s focusing on his priorities, both nationally and for his northern Wisconsin constituents. Jeremy...
In address to Congress, Trump declares ‘the golden age of America has just begun’

In address to Congress, Trump declares ‘the golden age of America has just begun’

by Paris Fransway and Rachel Spears | Mar 5, 2025 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON – In an address to both chambers of Congress, President Donald Trump on Tuesday praised his government’s actions during the first 43 days of his second administration, highlighting a crackdown on illegal immigration, erasing what he considers wasteful...
VA crisis line workers say mission will be harmed by in-office mandate

VA crisis line workers say mission will be harmed by in-office mandate

by Jerry Wu | Mar 4, 2025 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON — There was a fear festering in Dean’s mind even before she found out late February that she and all other VA crisis line responders had been ordered to return to work at their Atlanta satellite office in the coming months. Still, the news came as a shock....
With a divided House, food courts unite House interns

With a divided House, food courts unite House interns

by Jorge Martinez and Rachel Spears | Feb 11, 2025 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON — On a recent afternoon the lunch rush was in full swing as Hill staffers stood in line in one of the Capitol’s many dining spots. From Dunkin’ to Subway to a beloved frozen yogurt stand, the options available can fulfill any craving.  As most Americans can...
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