The continuous evolution of the case of immigration continues and new changes approach, such as improving the immigration process in courts. Many of the cases that the courts have to handle has created a backlog and the Department of Justice plans on cutting this issue in half by 2020. This issue has become a priority since it is expected that the number of cases will increase with the Trump administration wanting to decreases the number of immigrant, who reach large numbers of about “11 million nationwide”.Furthermore, the increase of cases has also been a part of the decision to fix the backlog, since it has nearly tripled since 2009. The more attention placed in the court will enable the immigration process to be more efficient and faster,
