Good!
Should have happened 30 years ago but better late than never.
Question #1 should be “Did this ‘asylum’ seeker go to their home country for vacation?”
DENIED
But they clicked a button in an app!
All the lawyer bums in Texas have turned into Mexican Shyster Fister Scoundrels. Their ads talk about guns to shoot the defendants as they do the Magnificent Seven “walk” with their black powah fists in the air and Mexican panther pee music playing in the background. They can get you two new homes in court for a good fender bender.
A letter from DHS General Counsel James Percival to the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) argues that the immigration court system is facing a massive backlog, with nearly 3.5 million cases and 2.3 million asylum claims pending as of July 2026.
DHS attributes much of the backlog to what it calls “meritless asylum claims,” arguing that such claims can delay deportation and allow migrants to remain in the U.S. while their cases are pending.
The letter says claims involving generalized gang violence, domestic violence, economic hardship, and other country conditions often fail to meet the legal standard for asylum.
We have been abundantly clear—if immigration attorneys commit fraud for their clients, the attorneys will be fined. This week, we issued a fine notice to Suraj Raj Singh totaling over $470,000. This attorney filed 118 fraudulent documents. Before President Trump came along,…
I wonder if the rumor mill works among immigration attorney? But they may read that and think, as long as I am less that 118, I’m ok.
In some corners of this administration the hits just keep on coming.
This is what I voted for.
Good.
I hope they don’t just follow through on their threat, but increase the penalties. Make it really hurt.
Deport the attorneys!
How much do these human trafficking lawyers charge a fake asylum claimant? Do the coyotes get a share of the “fee” too?
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