; but (B) does not have previous Federal service. (b) Immigration court staff During fiscal year 2019, the Attorney General shall— (1) increase the total number of judicial law clerks for the Executive Office for Immigration Review by 75; and (2) increase the total number of support staff for immigration judges, including legal assistants and interpreters, by 300. (c) Support staff; other resources The Attorney General shall ensure that the Executive Office for Immigration Review has sufficient support staff, adequate technological and security resources, and appropriate facilities to conduct the immigration proceedings required under Federal law. (d) Limitation Amounts appropriated for the Executive Office for Immigration Review or for any other division, activity, or function of the Department of Justice may not be used to implement numeric judicial performance standards or other standards that could negatively impact the fair administration of justice by the immigration courts. (e) Docket management for resource conservation Notwithstanding any opposition from the Secretary of Homeland Security or the Attorney General, immigration judges may administratively close cases, and the Board of Immigration Appeals may remand cases for administrative closure, if an individual in removal proceedings— (1) appears to be prima facie eligible for a visa or any other immigration benefit