Establishes the United States Immigration Courts under Article I of the Constitution, detailing their structure, jurisdiction, and operational.

The Real Courts, Rule of Law Act of 2026 establishes the United States Immigration Courts as a constitutional court system, independent of the executive branch. It outlines the establishment, structure, and jurisdiction of these courts, including an appellate division, a trial division, and an administrative division. The act specifies the qualifications and appointment processes for immigration judges, their terms of service, and conditions for removal.

Establishes the United States Immigration Courts under Article I of the Constitution, detailing their structure, jurisdiction, and operational.

The Real Courts, Rule of Law Act of 2026 establishes the United States Immigration Courts as a constitutional court system, independent of the executive branch. It outlines the establishment, structure, and jurisdiction of these courts, including an appellate division, a trial division, and an administrative division. The act specifies the qualifications and appointment processes for immigration judges, their terms of service, and conditions for removal.