A New Practice Puts Hundreds of Immigrants Before Judges at Very Short Notice

A New Practice Puts Hundreds of Immigrants Before Judges at Very Short Notice

For nearly eight hours, a group of Haitian immigrants and asylum seekers had waited at the Manhattan immigration courthouse on Broadway last Tuesday before they found out it had all been for naught. They would have to come back another time to see the judge. One man rocked with his head between his hands as the judge explained that all the Haitian interpreters had dropped off their calls. Source