Federal rule redirects asylum claims straight to deportation
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The Trump administration unveiled a rule to channel hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers directly into deportation proceedings, potentially removing people without a hearing and aiming to shrink the asylum backlog by about one-third (roughly 1.4 million cases), drawing criticism from advocates who warn it undermines due process.
- Asylum seekers could be sent directly to deportation under new federal rule The Washington Post
- New federal rule sends asylum cases to immigration courts, pushing migrants toward deportation Los Angeles Times
- Trump administration moves to clear asylum backlog by bypassing interview rule Miami Herald
- DHS strips interview requirement for asylum seekers, expediting deportations Courthouse News
- USCIS Announces Rule Change to Asylum System to Reduce Backlog Homeland Security Today
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