Courts Overwhelmed With Illegals – Biden Holds Our Legal System Hostage

More than 3.5 million cases have accumulated in the nation’s immigration court backlog since President Joe Biden took office. Judges in these courts determine whether immigrants may stay in the US or face deportation.

According to statistics compiled by Syracuse University’s Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC), the number of outstanding immigration cases has increased dramatically in recent weeks, likely due to the tens of thousands of migrants that Biden’s DHS lets into the United States on a weekly basis.

According to TRAC’s Austin Kocher, there were 3,524,051 active cases pending before the Immigration Court as of March 20, 2024.

According to Breitbart News, the backlog in immigration court had reached three million cases by the end of last year. TRAC made a note of this:

In November, a new milestone was achieved. Three million cases are now sitting in the Immigration Court backlog. The backlog was 2 million in November 2022, exactly one year ago. This indicates that the backlog of cases has increased by one million cases in the last year alone. Immigration judges are extremely overworked.

Each immigration judge currently has an average of 4,500 cases outstanding. The total population of all individuals with an immigration case pending would exceed that of Chicago, the nation’s third-largest metropolis. In fact, there are more immigrants waiting in the court’s backlog than there are people living in several states.

This means that the immigration court backlog increased by half a million deportation cases in the four months after that, bringing the total to more than 3.5 million cases by the end of March.

Just to give you an idea, there were less than 570,000 cases in the immigration court backlog when former President Trump took office in late January 2017. When Trump left office in early 2021, the backlog had increased by over 500,000 cases, reaching over one million.

The backlog in immigration courts has nearly quadrupled since Biden took office.

The number of migrants who do not show up for their deportation hearings “is skyrocketing — on course to approach 170,000 in FY 2024, which would top last year’s record of over 160,000,” according to a new study by Andrew Arthur of the Center for Immigration Studies.

The Biden administration does not intend to, much less has any interest in, remove those aliens, as Arthur puts it in his writing. So many extraterrestrials probably did not bother to show up, which explains why.

For a long time now, federal statistics have demonstrated that the United States is more likely to order a migrant’s deportation than to determine that their asylum claim is legitimate.