A Judge Just Ruled Asylum Claims Must Be Accepted Anywhere Along Border
The White House announced earlier this month that migrants hoping to enter the U.S. could only claim asylum at certain points of entry, not just anywhere along the border.
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The White House announced earlier this month that migrants hoping to enter the U.S. could only claim asylum at certain points of entry, not just anywhere along the border.
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This morning a federal judge will hear a challenge to the Trump administration’s recently announced changes to the rules governing asylum.
