The Immigration Podcast

Today we discuss racial profiling in immigration permitted by the Supreme Court, the lack of due process in immigration proceedings as DHS takes more control of the process, the role of federal courts now that deference to agency regulations should not be given and will immigration judges become extinct.

Former immigration Judge Rob Ratliff and former DHS trial attorney Susan Hiller discuss current immigration law topics affecting clients throughout the nation.

Updates on Immigration Court detentions in the Charlotte Immigration Court. A discussion on the impacts of mandatory detention and the increasing role of DHS in seeking to avoid due process. Lastly, an update on the Ayman Soliman case in Cleveland Immigration Court and federal filings and the potential ramifications of this case in light of USCIS recent bragging on social media about revoking citizenship of several people.

Former Immigration Judge George Pappas discusses the pressures on Immigration Judges to rule according to the guidelines of the Trump administration and the lack of independence the immigration courts are currently experiencing. With dozens of immigration judges recently terminated, judicial independence is under fire.

Immigration Attorneys Rob Ratliff, Susan Hiller and Nour Chamas discussing current events in immigration law. The team discusses recent development's in Rob case involving the revocation of asylum and detention of an Iman in Cincinnati and the team discusses Administrative Procedures Act challenges to USCIS decisions.

The very first episode. Rob and Susan discuss the Ayman Soliman case in Ohio.