; and (2) is at greater risk of border violence due to a lack of cellular and LTE network service at the individual’s residence or business and the individual’s proximity to the southern border. (c) Use of grants Grants awarded under this section may be used to purchase satellite telephone communications systems and services that— (1) can provide access to 9–1–1 service; and (2) are equipped with receivers for the Global Positioning System. III Reducing Significant Delays in Immigration Court 301. Eliminate immigration court backlogs (a) Annual increases in immigration judges The Attorney General of the United States shall increase the total number of immigration judges to adjudicate pending cases and efficiently process future cases by not fewer than— (1) 55 judges during fiscal year 2018; (2) an additional 55 judges during fiscal year 2019; and (3) an additional 55 judges during fiscal year 2020. (b) Qualifications of Immigration Judges The Attorney General shall ensure that all newly hired immigration judges— (1) are highly qualified and trained to conduct fair, impartial hearings consistent with due process; and (2) represent a diverse pool of individuals that includes a balance of individuals with nongovernmental, private bar, or academic experience in addition to government experience. (c) Necessary support staff for immigration judges To address the shortage of support staff for immigration judges, the Attorney General shall ensure that each immigration judge has sufficient support staff, adequate technological and security resources, and appropriate courtroom facilities. (d) Annual increases in Board of Immigration Appeals personnel The Attorney General shall increase the number of Board of Immigration Appeals staff attorneys (including necessary additional support staff) to efficiently process cases by at least— (1) 23 attorneys during fiscal year 2018; (2) an additional 23 attorneys during fiscal year 2019