Asylum New Proposed Rule Under the Biden Administration (LIVE)

Asylum new proposed rules.

Policy change #1: Asylum Officers would now resolve two other protection claims against deportation.
Prior to the change Asylum officers could also decide, you guessed it, Asylum cases. But there are other “Asylum” like cases that an Immigration Judge can consider. Those include Withholding of Removal and relief under the Convention Against Torture. The new policy would allow Asylum officers to also consider those two additional forms of relief.
The “straight forward” cases would be granted early. Theoretically this means less cases should be going to the Immigration Courts.

Policy Change #2: Granting of Asylum Application may Happen Within Months Rather than Years.

You need to first know what a credible fear interview is. When you present yourself at the border or are apprehended by CBP/ICE and express fear of persecution or torture if you return to your home country, you will have a Credible Fear Inteview. An asylum officer will conduct the interview and decide if there is “significant possibility” that:
You have been persecuted in your home country or have a good reason to believe you will be persecuted if you return,

Because of your race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular group, or political opinion.
Under the new rule, which was announced in late March, asylum seekers who pass a “credible fear interview” will no longer be sent directly to immigration court, where they are required to file an asylum application in English to seek asylum in front of a judge.

Instead, they will first be sent for second interview known as an “Asylum Merits Interview,” where their credible fear interview will count as their asylum application.

The Asylum Merits Interview is supposed to occur 21 to 45 days after the credible fear interview. If the asylum officer approves the case, the person’s case is over and they achieved in months what would have taken years in the court system.

When you are put under AMI, the asylum officer will consider all of the factors in your situation, including your positive credible fear interview, to determine if you are eligible for asylum.

The AMI will take place in a non-adversarial setting, with the asylum officer verifying your identity as well as the identities of your spouse or child (if applicable).

They will also inquire about your basic biographical information and the grounds you are seeking asylum, withholding of removal, or CAT protection.

Once granted, then you are now placed under asylee status!

If the Asylum officer denies asylum, the matter will be sent to immigration court for an “expedited” process which is supposed to resolve the case in two to four months maximum.


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