Immigration judges do their jobs fairly, and well
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Much of the article “Some Immigrants Meet Harsh Face of Justice” (Feb. 12) details the behavior of certain immigration judges. U.S. Atty. Gen. Alberto R. Gonzales’ recently announced review of the nation’s immigration courts will examine this type of conduct, and I expect that many positive recommendations will be forthcoming.
Although some criticism of our court system is legitimate, The Times accused the immigration judge corps of “racial bias and lack of cultural sensitivity.” Such a statement is irresponsible. Immigration judges are dedicated public servants who devote their careers to ensuring that litigants are provided a fair opportunity to present their claims. I am proud to serve with them.
MICHAEL J. CREPPY
U.S. Chief Immigration Judge
Falls Church, Va.
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