Summary
Protection for people fleeing persecution: affirmative filings with USCIS and defensive cases in immigration court.
Asylum policy, affirmative and defensive filings, immigration court backlog.
What this topic is
Protection for people fleeing persecution: affirmative filings with USCIS and defensive cases in immigration court.
Asylum can be sought by anyone already in the U.S. or arriving at a port of entry who faces persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group.
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Last 90 days
What matters for Asylum
Highest-signal items for Asylum from roughly the last three months, when we have enough coverage (impact, open comments, fees, or processing shifts).
- Published DHSFinal ruleProcessingUSCIS Announces Rule Change to Asylum System to Reduce Backlog
- Published DHSExecutive actionTrump Administration Delivers 13 Straight Months of Zero Releases at the Border
- Published DHSExecutive actionTrump Administration Delivers a Full Year of Zero Releases at the Border
- Published DHSFinal ruleUSCIS Announces Rule Change to Asylum System to Reduce Backlog
- Published USCISFinal ruleUSCIS Announces Rule Change to Asylum System to Reduce Backlog
- Published USCISEmbassy / postsUSCIS Opens Asylum Office in Atlanta
- Published DHSICE Seeking Fines of More Than $470,000 Against Immigration Attorney for Allegedly Filing False Asylum Claims
- Published USCIS AlertsEmbassy / postsUSCIS Opens Asylum Office in San Antonio
Updates
Latest updates
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