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The answer is yes it is possible, however, there are several restrictions for that and there are also alternatives that you have depending on your situation. ?♂️
If you have suffered persecution in the countries where you have your citizenship, then it is important to show how you can suffer persecution in both of those countries where you have citizenship. ??
If you were only a victim of persecution in one of those countries, but not in another. In those cases, you should consider applying for asylum in one of three states that allow this type of application, such as:
New York ?
Connecticut ?
Vermont ?
There are many people who have also considered renouncing the citizenship of that country where they do not suffer persecution. ?♀️?
Most importantly, you should be properly advised to see what your legal options are if you need to apply for asylum, but have dual citizenship. ???
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