Mass migration hearings in Miami are placing significant pressure on asylum seekers in the United States, leading to a surge in deportation orders and expulsions. These “mega-audiencias” are reportedly not allowing migrants sufficient time to adequately present their cases and defend themselves against deportation. The situation is prompting fear amongst those seeking refuge, with individuals expressing concerns for their safety should they be returned to their countries of origin. The acceleration of these proceedings is raising questions about due process and the ability of migrants to access legal representation. These hearings are occurring within the United States and are impacting the rights of vulnerable populations. The process is being criticized for prioritizing speed over fair consideration of asylum claims.