During James McHenry's tenure, the Trump administration executed a monumental overhaul of the way immigration judges worked.
During his tenure, the Trump administration executed a monumental overhaul of the way immigration judges worked: placing quotas on the number of cases they should complete every year, ending their ability to indefinitely suspend certain cases, restricting when asylum can be granted, and pouring thousands of previously closed cases back into court dockets. In the meantime, the case backlog increased, and wait times continued to skyrocket.
We need many more reforms when it comes to immigration.