Things You Should Know About Applying for Asylum in the U.S.

Things You Should Know About Applying for Asylum in the U.S.

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People who are “unable or unwilling to return home because they fear serious harm” are generally considered to be refugees and can apply from abroad for entry into the U.S. under such status. Also, there are two categories in which migrants seeking asylum fall under – defensive: meaning they are already undergoing removal proceedings in …

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Zero-Tolerance to indefinite tolerance

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The current headlines involve Immigration policies that inadvertently hurt migrant families. The first implementation was in April when attorney general, Jeff Sessions adopted the Zero-Tolerance policy, superseding any existing policies. The policy separated children as young as infants from their parents. After the controversy that broke out several states began withdrawing their national guards such as …

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