On March 17, 2017, the Executive Office of Immigration Review (EOIR) announced that immigration judges will begin to serve details to six locations on March 20, 2017 [PDF version]. The EOIR made this decision as part of implementation of President Donald Trump's January 20, 2017 Executive Orders on border security and interior enforcement [see article]. It notes that all pleadings and other correspondence for cases assigned to any of the six new locations should still be filed with the listed Administrative Control Court. The following is a list of the six new locations referenced in the EOIR's news release:

DILLEY

South Texas Family Residential Center
300 El Rancho Way
Dilley, Texas
Administrative Control Court - Pearsall Immigration Court

JENA

LaSalle Detention Facility
830 Pinehill Road
Jena, La.
Administrative Control Court - Oakdale Immigration Court

KARNES

Karnes County Residential Center
409 FM 1144
Karnes City, Texas
Administrative Control Court - San Antonio Immigration Court

LAREDO

Laredo Processing Center
4702 E. Saunders
Laredo, Texas
Administrative Control Court - San Antonio Immigration Court

OTERO

Otero County Processing Center
26 McGregor Range Road
Chaparral, N.M.
Administrative Control Court - El Paso Service Processing Center Immigration Court

POLK

Polk County Detention Center
3400 FM 350
Livingston, Texas
Administrative Control Court - Houston Service Processing Center Immigration Court

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