End of the Asylum Suspension: Who Gets a Decision and Who Doesn't

In this interview on Agárrate, we discuss the Trump administration's recent announcement on the end of the asylum case suspension in the United States. While some cases may move forward, the interview explains why applicants from countries like Venezuela and Cuba may attend interviews without receiving an immediate decision. It also clarifies the difference between affirmative and in-court asylum cases, and what this means in practice for those in the process. Also covered:

• The reopening of the U.S. embassy in Venezuela and its impact on visas
• Possible benefits for consular procedures and passports
• What is happening with TPS and expectations going forward
• Key recommendations while you wait for a decision in your case. This type of change can create uncertainty, but it also opens opportunities to evaluate other immigration options.

If you need guidance on your immigration process or want to know your options in the United States, we invite you to contact our office for legal assistance.