08/22/2026
⚖️ Tell Congress to Support Independent Immigration Courts
Immigration courts make decisions that profoundly affect individuals, families, and communities. Yet unlike other federal courts, immigration courts remain housed within the Department of Justice, where policies, procedures, and priorities can shift from one administration to the next.
The Real Courts, Rule of Law Act of 2026 would establish an independent Article I immigration court system, helping to:
✅ Strengthen impartial judicial decision-making
✅ Promote consistency and predictability in case outcomes
✅ Increase transparency and accountability
✅ Protect due process rights
✅ Restore public confidence in the integrity of immigration proceedings
This is not about changing immigration policy. It is about ensuring that immigration cases are decided fairly, independently, and according to the rule of law.
📢 Take action today. Ask your Members of Congress to cosponsor the Real Courts, Rule of Law Act of 2026 and support an immigration court system dedicated to impartial justice.
Send a message through the American Bar Association's advocacy campaign: 🔗 https://americanbar.quorum.us/campaign/166930/
