Immigration cases are being processed through the DoJ system, involving multiple countries including Guatemala, Ecuador, Honduras, Bangladesh, and Colombia.
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Updated Jun 20
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Immigration cases are being processed through the DoJ system, involving multiple countries including Guatemala, Ecuador, Honduras, Bangladesh, and Colombia.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Immigration court in Chelmsford is handling cases from Guatemala as the DOJ prioritizes reducing the immigration court backlog.Sub-event
- The Department of Justice is monitoring illegal immigrant smuggling activities as migrants from Central and South America enter the US via the northern border.Sub-event
- Asylum seekers from Ecuador attend hearings at Fort Snelling as the DOJ oversees the appeals process.Sub-event
Immigration cases are being processed through the DoJ system involving multiple countries.1 source
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