The department's Executive Office for Immigration Review sent an office-wide collection of "news" items on Monday -- which the agency says is compiled by a contractor -- that included the link ...

Two of the fired federal immigration judges disclosed that they were told how they should rule on immigration cases.

The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration and Border Security convened an oversight hearing for the Justice Department's Executive Office for Immigration Review. The office is charged with ...

The Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) is committed to a multi-level strategy to maximize our adjudicatory capacity, including the hiring of more judges, working with our federal ...

The Executive Office for Immigration Review is a component of the Justice Department, and its primary mission is to adjudicate immigration cases “fairly, expeditiously, and uniformly” and to ...

After the Trump administration fired 20 immigration judges across the Department of Justice 's Executive Office for Immigration Review on Friday, immigration courts are faced with a backlog of ...

The Executive Office for Immigration Review oversees the US immigration court system, where immigration judges decide if immigrants can remain in the US or be deported.

The Executive Office for Immigration Review is responsible for conducting immigration court proceedings, appellate reviews and other hearings to administer U.S. immigration laws. As part of this remit ...

On April 8, an employee on the 20th floor of the Executive Office of Immigration Review’s office in Falls Church, Va., which the agency shares with the Social Security Administration, had ...

Mr. McHenry previously served in the Executive Office for Immigration Review. In 2016, he was appointed an administrative law judge for EOIR’s Office of the Chief Administrative Hearing Officer.

Is the Executive Office for Immigration Review incompetent — or is Trump hiding something? by Nolan Rappaport, opinion contributor - 06/09/20 11:30 AM ET ...