The Biden administration announced plans to change how asylum cases are processed today. The goal of the Biden administration is to move new asylum cases out of the immigration court system, which currently has over 1.7 million pending deportation cases of all types, and turn the responsibility over to asylum officers at USCIS who specialize in handling these types of cases.
Don't they need to hire a bunch of people as asylum officers and what kind of people would apply for those jobs? It sounds good but also not so good... And not to be Negative Nelly but 100,000 Ukranians just walk past all the brown and black folks that have been waiting months and years?? Your thoughts??
Does this mean that those whose asylum claim isn't approved of by USCIS don't get a chance to appeal that decision and go before an immigration judge? Is it only a one shot process now?
Don't they need to hire a bunch of people as asylum officers and what kind of people would apply for those jobs? It sounds good but also not so good... And not to be Negative Nelly but 100,000 Ukranians just walk past all the brown and black folks that have been waiting months and years?? Your thoughts??
Does this mean that those whose asylum claim isn't approved of by USCIS don't get a chance to appeal that decision and go before an immigration judge? Is it only a one shot process now?