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With its recent proposal to truncate the Board of Immigration Appeals, the DOJ has taken a dramatic step toward reducing immigrants' rights, say Ronald A. Schechter and Thaddeus R. McBride. Board members will be forced to rubber-stamp decisions made by immigration judges. While this process may reduce the number of cases pending before the board, it will also reduce accuracy and fairness.
July 15, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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