La.: A Visit to US Immigration Court, Where the Action Is... Not

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : "Sometimes it does feel like we have the United Nations here."
50% : The policy involves the government's lawyers in court, part of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, simply dropping the cases.
49% : A more substantive hearing will be required later, generally where immigrants can press claims for asylum.
45% : The measure of efficiency now is strictly numbers, that is, how many cases are you completing in a month?"What is happening in New Orleans is but a tiny sliver of the nation's immigration court system trying to handle what has become a crush on the southern border so severe that on July 5 several Texas counties declared they were under invasion.

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