Brooke Bischoff

DEAP fights for dignity, due process, and documentation in every deportation case until deportations end by collecting data relating to proceedings in order to facilitate AI analysis of decisions of immigration judges with the lowest grant rates.

Aleksandar Pjevalica

Rebecca Bischoff

Gail Bischoff

Maria Filar

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Jackie Kelley

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Open Collective Foundation

<div>The Deportation Accountability Project seeks to ensure dignity, due process, and documentation in every deportation case until deportations end. To this end, DEAP will operate in a two-fold manner to provide services to under-resourced immigration attorneys to ensure best practices in immigration court, and 2) collecting and utilizing currently unavailable data relating to deportation proceedings in order to facilitate AI analysis of decisions of immigration judges with the lowest grant rates and targetted appeals of those judges based on the identified issues. </div>

Deportation Accountability Project

Making a public library of immigration judge decisions

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We pay between $4 and $5 per FOIA request to Muckrock, our FOIA service provider. In return, Muckrock files our FOIAs, automatically follows up, and allows us to share our FOIA process transparently with you!

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Each written decision of an immigration judge costs us approximately $25 in FOIA fees. A $25 donation allows us to add another immigration judge decision to the public domain.

Deportation Accountability Project

DEAP fights for dignity, due process, and documentation in every deportation case until deportations end by collecting data relating to proceedings in order to facilitate AI analysis of decisions of immigration judges with the lowest grant rates.

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