Immigration
Nov. 10, 2026
Judge presses DOJ to speed release of immigration court records
A federal magistrate judge questioned the government's plan to process just 200 pages a month in a lawsuit seeking records about alleged pressure on immigration judges to deny detainees bond.
A federal magistrate judge in Riverside pressed the Justice Department on Monday to accelerate the release of immigration court records, questioning why the government needs more than four months to process 836 pages in a lawsuit alleging pressure on immigration judges to deny detainees bond.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Sheri Pym suggested the government complete production by year's end, ahead of a Jan. 4 hearing on competing summary judgment motions before U.S. District Judge Jesu...
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