Recent directives for US immigration judges to reduce the time available for individuals awaiting visas or green cards have ignited concerns over due process in immigration tribunals. With new court locations being implemented, many are questioning the fairness of the proceedings. The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) has urged individuals to secure legal representation within ten days, warning that they may need to proceed without an attorney if they fail to do so. In Miami, the new tactics employed by immigration courts have resulted in long lines and significant disarray, further complicating the already tumultuous situation for those navigating the system.