Union warns Immigration Department cuts will further delay backlogged court cases
February 28, 2025
A union representing federal Immigration Department employees is warning planned cuts that would lay off 60 litigation branch analysts could further impact the already strained courts dealing with hundreds of delayed immigration cases in the country's three biggest cities.
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