Establishes the United States Immigration Courts to handle immigration-related cases.

The Real Courts, Rule of Law Act of 2026 establishes the United States Immigration Courts, independent of the executive branch, to handle immigration-related cases. The act outlines the structure, jurisdiction, and procedures of the Immigration Courts, including the establishment of an appellate division and a trial division. It specifies the appointment, qualifications, and duties of immigration judges, including their terms of service, salaries, and retirement benefits.

Establishes the United States Immigration Courts to handle immigration-related cases.

The Real Courts, Rule of Law Act of 2026 establishes the United States Immigration Courts, independent of the executive branch, to handle immigration-related cases. The act outlines the structure, jurisdiction, and procedures of the Immigration Courts, including the establishment of an appellate division and a trial division. It specifies the appointment, qualifications, and duties of immigration judges, including their terms of service, salaries, and retirement benefits.