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On July 2, 2024, EOIR sent out a Stakeholder Update by email announcing the launch of the Respondent Access Portal. Per the announcement, this will be a phased enrollment which will allow unrepresented respondents to access the Electronic Record of Proceedings for their Immigration Court (EOIR) case.
This will make it much easier for unrepresented respondents to keep track of their removal proceedings, stay informed about rescheduled hearing dates, and submit evidence to the Court.
EOIR Stakeholder Update
EOIR Stakeholder Update
EOIR today announced it has launched Respondent Access Portal, part of the Access EOIR Initiative. Through a phased enrollment, Respondent Access Portal will allow unrepresented individuals who have cases before EOIR to view their case information, keep informed about hearing schedules, download electronic Records of Proceedings, and file case-related documents. Unrepresented adult noncitizens will receive an official notice from the immigration court. Please see the agency notice for more details.
See the agency notice for more details.
IMPACT OF SECOND TRUMP TERM ON IMMIGRANTS IN THE US
What can we expect from a second term from President Trump? How bad would it be for immigrants in the US?