; (B) an assessment as to the number of temporary immigration judges or court facilities that are required; and (C) an estimate as to how long the appellate division expects the immigration judges or court facilities described in subsection (a) to remain in place. (2) Additional reporting Not later than 30 days after exercising the authority under subsection (a) and every 30 days thereafter, the appellate division shall report to the Committees named in paragraph (1) on the current status of the Immigration Courts and the continuing need for the temporary immigration judges or court facilities. (3) Reduction in resources and termination (A) Gradual reduction in resources The appellate division shall, exercising its authority en banc in accordance with section 601(b)(4), terminate the appointment of individual temporary immigration judges and close individual temporary court facilities as the appellate division, in consultation with the administrative council, determines they are no longer required. For purposes of this subparagraph, section 602(g) does not apply. (B) Termination All temporary immigration judge appointments shall be rescinded and all temporary court facilities closed upon the earliest of— (i) the date that the appellate division determines, in consultation with the administrative council, that regular court resources are sufficient to resume normal court operations; (ii) the date that Congress directs that such actions be taken by concurrent resolution; or (iii) 210 days after the appellate division submits its initial report under paragraph (1)(A), unless Congress extends such 210-day period by law. 604. Jurisdiction (a) Appellate division jurisdiction (1) In general The appellate division of the Immigration Courts shall have jurisdiction over— (A) appeals of immigration trial judge decisions, as described in section 625(c); (B) appeals of decisions by the Secretary of Homeland Security on petitions filed under section 204 to classify an alien described in section 201(b)(2)(A)(i) or 203(a)