U.S. Immigration Court

U.S. Immigration Courts are specialized courts that handle cases involving immigration laws. They decide whether individuals can stay in the country or must leave, often involving those seeking asylum, facing deportation, or applying for visas. Cases are overseen by immigration judges who conduct hearings and make rulings based on immigration laws and evidence presented. The process often includes legal representation and can appeal to higher courts. Understanding procedures and rights in these courts is essential for individuals navigating immigration issues.