Is the US immigration court system broken?

Lindsay Harris, an assistant professor of law at the University of the District of Columbia Law School.  In the United States, we have a shortage of law clerks, judges, and asylum case officers to assist people seeking asylum and people who don’t want to get sent back to their home country. Even if we hired 300 more asylum officers, it will still take us to the year 2020 for us to get through all of our back log.  Is our immigration court system broken?  Lindsay M. Harris explains.