The Trump administration has purged more than 100 immigration judges and hired more than 140 in their place, but many have no relevant legal experience in the field, according to a report. In a bid to carry out the largest deportation campaign in U.

The Trump administration has hired dozens of new immigration judges with no immigration law experience, including some with openly pro-MAGA views, in a bid to fast-track deportations. In an unprecedented purge,

Chart: The Economist Such are the innovations of Donald Trump’s mass deportation campaign. At least 16 countries, mostly in Africa and Latin America, have accepted deportees from America who are not their own citizens.

A Washington Post investigation found a men’s rights advocate, a promoter of conspiracy theories, and a former immigration judge who rejected an asylum claim from a man he didn’t think looked “overtly gay" were hired.

By Andrew Chung April 25 (Reuters) - Among President Donald Trump's main arguments at the U.S. Supreme Court defending his moves to rescind humanitarian protections that shield hundreds of thousands of immigrants from deportation,

House Republicans are sharply divided over the Dignity Act immigration bill, with some calling it "mass amnesty" and others urging Trump to act on immigration reform.