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Miriam Jordan
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National Immigration Correspondant, The New York Times
Los Angeles
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By Miriam Jordan Verified| The New York Times Verified To qualify for asylum, an applicant must persuade a judge that if they returned to their home country, they would be at risk of injury or death because of their race, religion, nationality, political opinion or membership in a particular social group. The Justice Department memo states that merit hearings should be reserved for asylum cases where there are factual disputes.
By Miriam Jordan Verified, Jazmine Ulloa, Hamed Aleaziz Verified| Herald/Review Media Verified Tens of thousands of immigrants who had been allowed to temporarily live and work in the United States under the Biden administration have received a seemingly unequivocal message in recent days from the Department of Homeland Security. Leave “immediately.”kAm%96 E6C>:?2E:@? ?@E:46D[ H9:49 DE2CE65 36:?8 56=:G6C65 6=64EC@?:42==J =2DE H66<[ H6C6 >@C6 :?5:42E:@? E92E >:8C2?ED H9@ 7@==@H65 E96 CF=6D D6E 3J E96 =2DE 25>:?:DEC2E:@?
By Miriam Jordan Verified| The New York Times Verified To qualify for asylum, an applicant must persuade a judge that if they returned to their home country, they would be at risk of injury or death because of their race, religion, nationality, political opinion or membership in a particular social group. The Justice Department memo states that merit hearings should be reserved for asylum cases where there are factual disputes.
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The New York Times
New York, New York, United States
+1 800-698-4637