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What the Coronavirus Pandemic Means for Courts

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The San Francisco resident was on his way to a court hearing at the San Francisco Hall of Justice when he was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents — the first such arrest in the city, according to the public defender’s office. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

What the Coronavirus Pandemic Means for Children's Courts

In Los Angeles, the Edelman Children’s courthouse has been closed for most of the week because of the outbreak. It handles some of our state’s most delicate cases, those of children allegedly abused or neglected. The courthouse is closed until April 16.
Reporter: Deepa Fernandes

Judges Ask Justice Dept. to Close Immigration Courts

It’s a different story in another corner of our justice system: immigration courts. Immigration udges are calling for the Department of Justice to shut down them down to protect staff and immigrant defendants from coronavirus.
Guest: Judge Ashley Tabaddor, President of the National Association of Immigration Judges

What To Do With Detained Migrants During the Outbreak

Immigrant advocates say detained migrants should be released because it's risky to hold them in close quarters in I.C.E. facilities during an outbreak. The Trump administration's plan is to turn away asylum seekers and other undocumented immigrants trying to enter the U.S. at the southern border.
Reporter: Farida Jhabvala Romero

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