THE POTENTIAL TO INCREASE EFFICIENCY IN IMMIGRATION COURTS THROUGH BROADER PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION AS EXEMPLIFIED BY THE MAYORKAS AND DOYLE MEMOS.

The article focuses on prosecutorial discretion in immigration law, with a specific focus on the Mayorkas and Doyle Memos. It discusses the background of immigration agencies and the concept of prosecutorial discretion in immigration law. It explores the various approaches to prosecutorial discretion under different administrations and the recent legal developments, such as the vacatur of the Mayorkas Memo.