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6 minutes ago, Mike and Lily said:

 

But you can claim asylum at a port of entry, then get admitted to the USA and wait for years until your asylum case is heard. I'm not saying that's right, but it's the way it is now.

For the past year or so (? Not sure exact timing) they’ve switched back to a LIFO system, seems to be in response to an upsurge in frivolous claims which they are trying to get processed and out the country ASAP. Not sure how long exactly new cases are taking but it’s much shorter (but the backlog for older cases gets worse).  https://www.pri.org/stories/2019-01-04/last-first-out-policy-change-moves-longtime-us-asylum-seekers-back-line

 

i guess you also saw the latest news, that the Trump admin wants to deny work permits to asylum applicants. Guess that would go through the courts too.

 
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