BJS Releases Immigration Court Statistics, Fiscal Years 2018–2023: Cases Referred via Notice to Appear
The Bureau of Justice Statistics, in the Department of Justice’s Office of Justice Programs, released Immigration Court Statistics, Fiscal Years 2018–2023: Cases Referred via Notice to Appear today. This report summarizes immigration court data, describes the process of the immigration enforcement system and presents key statistics on immigration court outcomes.
It focuses on cases referred to immigration courts via a Notice to Appear (NTA). An NTA is the primary way an individual is informed to appear in an immigration court and is used in the most common cases that immigration courts adjudicate. Through its Federal Justice Statistics Program, BJS uses data provided by the Executive Office for Immigration Review Case Access System for EOIR, which provides information on aliens adjudicated through immigration court.
| Title: | Immigration Court Statistics, Fiscal Years 2018–2023: Cases Referred via Notice to Appear (NCJ 311393) |
| Author(s): | Ryan Kling, PhD, BJS Statistician |
| Where: | https://bjs.ojp.gov/library/publications/immigration-court-statistics-fiscal-years-2018-2023-cases-referred |
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