Group representing immigration judges told to get approval before speaking publicly
Briefly

A group representing immigration judges has spoken out in the past to criticize court administration and advocate for more independence. But now, representatives for the National Association of Immigration Judges can't speak to Congress, journalists and professional forums without Department of Justice approval.
McNulty said any bargaining agreement that preserved a right to speak out is no longer valid because the National Association of Immigration Judges lost its recognition as a union in November 2020.
Read at ABA Journal
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