Chief Immigration Judge

The Chief Immigration Judge oversees the U.S. immigration court system, which handles cases involving individuals seeking asylum, deportation, or immigration status. This judge leads a team of immigration judges, sets policies, and ensures fair and efficient hearings. They play a crucial role in interpreting immigration laws and managing case flows, including prioritizing cases and addressing legal issues. The Chief Immigration Judge serves as a key figure in the Department of Justice’s Executive Office for Immigration Review, working to uphold the rule of law while addressing the complexities of immigration cases in the United States.