Taking Liberty Decisions Away from “Imitation” Judges

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Taking Liberty Decisions Away from “Imitation” Judges

Mary Holper

Boston College

Mary Holper discusses how immigration judges are not truly independent and calls for reform, calling on Congress to remove all custody decisions from the DOJ and grant jurisdiction instead to Article III courts.

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Taking Liberty Decisions Away from “Imitation” Judges