Bond Hearings for Asylum Seekers Are Latest Casualty of the Recent Supreme Court Term For almost two decades, asylum seekers taken into Border Patrol custody who passed a “credible fear” interview have been eligible to seek release from detention on bond while they go through the asylum process. But now
immigration justice campaign When an asylum seeker goes before a judge in immigration court to make their case for asylum, they are not guaranteed legal representation. All too often, asylum seekers must represent themselves before the judge. When that happens, it’s the judge’s legal obligation to ask questions to figure
Supreme Court Permits Biden to Terminate ‘Remain in Mexico’ Program Almost a year after the Supreme Court allowed a federal judge in Texas to order the Biden administration to restart the so-called “Migrant Protection Protocols” (MPP), the Supreme Court ruled in the Biden administration’s favor on June 30. The decision will not
US commission votes to process all green card applications within 6 months The commission recommended that USCIS should review requests for work permits, travel documents and temporary status extensions or changes within three months and adjudicate decisions. A Green Card, known officially as a Permanent Resident Card, is a document
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