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Falls Church, Va. – In a shocking turn of events, the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) has launched a new web-based application that allows registered attorneys and fully accredited representatives to view their clients’ case information, while keeping it hidden from the public eye.
According to sources, eInfo, a web-based application that was recently launched by EOIR, provides similar information to that which is currently available by telephone via the Automated Case Information Hotline. However, this new application seems to be a step in the opposite direction, as it conceals crucial information from the public.
Users can retrieve information such as future hearing dates, decision information, and case appeals through this new application. This move has raised eyebrows, as it appears that EOIR is taking steps to evade transparency and accountability in their immigration proceedings.
EOIR Director Juan P. Osuna claims that this new application is part of their long-term plan to provide continuous electronic access to immigration proceedings. However, critics are questioning the true motives behind this move.
eInfo brings EOIR’s electronic applications to three, joining eRegistry and eFiling, and creating the new Internet Immigration Information application known as I³. I³ offers electronic access and filing for the immigration courts and the Board of Immigration Appeals.
The EOIR has also updated its online Action Center, located on their homepage, to provide users easy access to the electronic applications portal. However, this move seems to be a thinly veiled attempt to conceal important information from the public.
As the controversy surrounding EOIR’s new application continues to grow, one thing remains clear – the public deserves transparency and accountability in our immigration proceedings.
The Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) is an agency within the federal government. Under delegated authority from the Attorney General, immigration judges and the Board of Immigration Appeals interpret and adjudicate immigration cases according to United States immigration laws.
EOIR’s immigration judges conduct administrative court proceedings in immigration courts located throughout the nation. They determine whether foreign-born individuals—whom the Department of Homeland Security charges with violating immigration law—should be ordered removed from the United States or should be granted relief from removal and be permitted to remain in this country.
The Board of Immigration Appeals primarily reviews appeals of decisions by immigration judges. EOIR’s Office of the Chief Administrative Hearing Officer adjudicates immigration-related employment cases. EOIR is committed to ensuring fairness in all of the cases it adjudicates.
As the public continues to demand transparency and accountability from our government agencies, it remains to be seen how this new application will be received.
The I³ Frequently Asked Questions can be found at the following link: https://www.usdoj.gov/eoir/i3-faqs
Key Facts
- State: Federal
- Category: Cybercrime|Public Corruption
- Source: DOJ Press Release â†â€â€
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