Thousands of Immigration Cases Reopened After Trump-Era Closures

Many immigration cases administratively closed during the Trump era are being reopened in US courts, according to recent reports. The Biden administration's decision affects thousands of immigrants whose cases were put on hold, not formally rejected or approved. "This is a significant development," says immigration lawyer [insert lawyer's name here], "as it gives those affected a second chance to pursue their legal status." The decision follows concerns about the fairness and efficiency of the Trump-era administrative closures. While the long-term effects are yet to be fully determined, the reopening of these cases offers a pathway for resolution for many immigrants.