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Next Tuesday, June 2 at 6 p.m., join WIAP’s webinar in Spanish, where we’ll share important immigration updates and resources for immigrants in Teton County. No registration required! Simply download Zoom to your mobile device and click: bit.ly/WIAP6

El próximo martes 2 de junio a las 6 pm conéctate a nuestro seminario virtual en español donde compartiremos información importante y actualizada sobre inmigración para la comunidad inmigrante del condado de Teton. No hace falta registro previo. Sólo descarga Zoom a tu dispositivo móvil y da clic aquí: bit.ly/WIAP6

DO.NOT.DRIVE. In deportation court today, the Immigration Judge decided that an individual who was eligible to be bonded out of ICE custody was a "danger to the U.S. Citizenry" because of 1 prior No Driver's License ticket and 1 current and pending No Driver's License ticket. She DENIED bond.
Be careful with local sheriffs saying they only detain "Criminals who break the law" when they arrest immigrants, because this INCLUDES traffic violations.
This is NOT the "worst of the worst"; these are individuals who were stopped for driving on their way to work or dropping off their children at school.
The Administration is seeking to deport 3,000 immigrants per day. They are our community/friends/family/neighbors/parents/kids/loved ones

There are currently roughly 3.28 to 3.53 million active pending cases in Immigration Court — formally known as the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR). TRAC reports 3,288,186 active pending cases as of the end of March 2026, and DOJ has publicly referenced a pending caseload under 3.53 million.

Immigration Judges are not Article III federal judges. They are part of the Department of Justice, within the Executive Branch. That matters. When an administration prioritizes deportations, policy changes, docketing changes, case-completion pressure, and legal interpretations can directly affect how quickly cases move and how applications for relief are decided.

EOIR has now announced the swearing-in of 77 new Immigration Judges and 5 temporary Immigration Judges, bringing the Immigration Judge corps to nearly 700 — the largest class of new adjudicators in EOIR history.

If you or someone you love has a pending Immigration Court case, please take steps now to be prepared:

• Know your next hearing date.
• Make sure EOIR and DHS have your correct address.
• Gather your evidence early.
• Stay in communication with your attorney.
• Do not assume a far-away hearing date will stay far away. Current hearing dates may be changed or accelerated.

You can check your case information here:
https://acis.eoir.justice.gov/en/

Missing a hearing can result in a deportation order being entered in your absence.

Please take your case seriously. Immigration Court is moving quickly, and preparation matters.

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Trefonas wins GOLD in Best of Jackson Hole! https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1bQg694L1c/

The community has spoken! Announcing the 2026 Best of Jackson Hole winners JACKSON, Wyo. — The wait is finally over. We are proud to announce the gold, silver and bronze winners for the Best of Jackson Hole 2026 contest. This class of winners represents what makes life in the valley so special. Thank you to everyone who nominated, campaigned, voted, shared, called, email...