Economic Persecution Decisions – Circuits 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11
This article examines economic persecution through economic deprivation cases from the Sixth through Eleventh Circuits.
This article examines economic persecution through economic deprivation cases from the Sixth through Eleventh Circuits.
This article examines cases from the First through Fifth Circuits on when economic deprivation is economic persecution, including under the Matter of T-Z- rules
This article examines how the BIA has handled economic persecution claims, and its use of the Matter of T-Z-, Dunat, and Acosta standards
President Donald Trump set the refugee admissions cap for FY 2018 at no more than 45,000 refugees. We discuss the new refugee admissions cap in this article.
In Matter of N-A-I-, the Board held that asylee adjustment under 209(b) constitutes the termination of asylee status. This means INA 208(c) protections no longer apply.
The BIA held that even in the Third Circuit, an untimely asylum application can be found to be a frivolous asylum application if misrepresentation was made regarding timeliness.
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