Two judges have left their positions at an immigration court. One of the judges quit after serving for four months, citing excessively long workdays of 11-12 hours. The departures of these judges coincide with the Trump administration's ongoing efforts to accelerate deportation hearings.
Further details about the situation are available from the source. The caseload at the immigration court has been increasing, which may be a factor in the judges' decisions to leave.
The source provides more information about the circumstances surrounding the judges' departures and the current state of the immigration court.
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