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The due process protections in immigration courts, including the right to counsel and a fair hearing.
Immigration courts are civil tribunals that must afford "due process" to noncitizens, but they operate under different rules and practical constraints than criminal courts: there is no guaranteed gove...
The short, evidence-based answer: a substantial minority of have historically appeared in without an attorney, and recent policy changes and funding cuts have put many more at risk of doing so; exact ...
Most people the government moves to deport are entitled to a hearing before an as part of removal () proceedings and the typically must file a Notice to Appear and the case is heard by an immigration ...