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Gag order on federal immigration judges is backfiring, union says

Lawmakers caught on to the policy and criticized the move.

By Molly Weisner

21 months ago

Union calls out Social Security Admin. on bargaining status of judges

Employees and union leaders are calling calling on the agency to review and rectify the bargaining status of these employees.

By Molly Weisner

2 years ago

Lawyers, judges push to close immigration courts amid virus

Immigration lawyers as well as unions for judges and the Homeland Security Department’s own attorneys have jointly demanded that all courts close.

6 years ago

Lawmakers push back on the partisan selection of administrative judges

President Donald Trump recently reclassified administrative law judge positions to enable agency leadership to select candidates, rather than going through a competitive process.

By Jessie Bur

7 years ago

Accuracy at core of Supreme Court case over census question

The citizenship question has not been asked on the census form sent to every American household since 1950, and the administration’s desire to add it is now rife with political implications and partisan division.

7 years ago

Less debate time for Trump picks after Senate rules change

In a series of procedural votes, the Republicans indefinitely restored rules in place during the first couple years of President Barack Obama's second term.

7 years ago