Immigration Judges Push to Reinstate Union Amid Deportation Concerns

Immigration judges in the U.S. are seeking to reinstate their union rights, which were removed during Trump's first term, as they anticipate a surge in cases due to Trump's planned mass deportations. The judges' appeal to the Federal Labor Relations Authority aims to restore their ability to negotiate contracts and have union representation. This comes amid a historic backlog of 3.7 million immigration cases, which could take up to 16 years to resolve under Trump's deportation plan. The decision on the union issue is expected in six weeks.