Immigration Officers Will Be Able to Grant Asylum at the Border
USCIS will allow asylum officers to grant asylum directly at the border in an effort to reduce the immigration court backlog.
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USCIS will allow asylum officers to grant asylum directly at the border in an effort to reduce the immigration court backlog.
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