List of USCIS Asylum Offices
This article provides information about the USCIS Asylum Offices, including the New York Asylum Office, New Jersey Asylum Office, Arlington Asylum Office, and more.
This article provides information about the USCIS Asylum Offices, including the New York Asylum Office, New Jersey Asylum Office, Arlington Asylum Office, and more.
A new BIA decision discusses what constitutes a family-based particular social group for asylum and when family membership is one central reason for feared persecution.
The BIA clarified that an alien with a particular social group asylum claim based on homosexual orientation does not need to show he/she could not hide sexual orientation.
The BIA provided guidance on cases where an asylum or withholding of removal applicant failed to report harm as a minor.
The BIA explained how adjudicators should consider Interpol Red Notices as evidence for the serious nonpolitical crime asylum and withholding of removal bar.
Matter of B-R-, the BIA held that dual national does not meet the definition of refugee unless the applicant establishes that he/she can’t return to either country.
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