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Asylum Cases Referred to Immigration Court Too Oft
In order to obtain asylum, an individual in the United States can apply affirmatively before the Asylum Office (“the AO”). The AO will interview the applicant to assess their asylum…
21Apr
U.S. to Accept 100,000 Ukrainians
On Thursday, March 24, the White House announced “plans to welcome up to 100,000 Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s aggression through the full range of legal pathways, including the U.S. Refugee Admissions…
24Mar
Suspension of Consular Services in Ukraine
On Wednesday, February 23, Ukrainian officials announced plans to declare a state of emergency in preparation for defense against expected Russian aggression. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called up Ukraine’s…
23Feb
Immigration Court Hearing Changes Continue
On January 28, 2021, the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR or the “Immigration Court”) announced that it will continue to postpone non-detained hearings without a lawyer through February 7,…
31Jan
AG Garland Reviews Matter of B-Z-R
One strange quirk of U.S. immigration court cases is that U.S. Attorney Generals have the ability to pick and choose cases from the Board of Immigration Appeals to make their…
04Jan
Options for Vulnerable Afghans Seeking to Evacuate
With the ongoing instability and crisis in Afghanistan, many individuals at risk in Afghanistan are seeking to evacuate the country. Depending on the individual’s particular circumstances there may be several…
20Sep
New Plan Proposed to Reshape Certain Asylum Proces
Recently, the Department of Homeland Security along with the Department of Justice published a proposed rule aimed, in part, at speeding up the processing of asylum claims by individuals encountered…
26Aug
The Return of MPP?
In January 2019, the Department of Homeland Security began the implementation of a program called Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP). This program would soon become known as the “Remain in Mexico”…
25Aug
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