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In a rare instance of the judiciary speaking directly to the other government branches, the 3rd Circuit last week urged Congress and the executive branch to remedy a "disturbing trend" in which courts are forced to base immigration decisions on "grossly out of date" information. Because asylum cases move slowly, judges rely on State Department country reports that are up to 4 years old when they're considering whether immigrants deserve protection from a hostile foreign government.
August 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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