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Press Release: Bonamici, Wyden and Merkley Oppose Trump Administration Immigration Court Policies - Quiver Quantitative

Wyden joined other Oregon lawmakers in urging the administration to end “mega master” immigration hearings and change related procedures.

Press Release: Bonamici, Wyden and Merkley Oppose Trump Administration Immigration Court Policies - Quiver Quantitative
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Sen. Ron Wyden, Sen. Jeff Merkley and Oregon House members urged the Trump administration to end “mega master” immigration hearings, saying they can limit notice, legal access and individualized review. Their letter requested policy changes and a written response by Oct. 15, 2026.

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Senator urging the administration to change immigration court procedures

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Senator urging the administration to change immigration court procedures

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Oregon Lawmakers Call for an End to Expedited Immigration Hearings

Wyden and other Oregon lawmakers urged the Trump administration to end expedited immigration hearings, arguing that the proceedings undermine due process. Left-leaning outlets frame the request as a defense of due process and opposition to politicizing immigration courts; the unrated coverage likewise reports the lawmakers’ objections, while one account also notes the immigration-court office declined comment and DOJ and ICE did not respond.

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