Immigration court hopes to trim backlog

Though it's been open for about three months, a new immigration court in Kansas City won't get its first judge until March. But once veteran Jackson County Circuit Judge John O'Malley joins the U.S. Immigration Court, relief should start to come to its swelled dockets, hopeful immigration attorneys say. "The biggest issue is many of the folks ...

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Immigration court hopes to trim backlog

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