- US seeks to cancel thousands of asylum cases, CBS News reports
The Trump administration launched a nationwide campaign to void asylum claims of thousands of people with active cases in immigration courts by arguing that they can be deported to countries that
- Trump administration seeks to cancel thousands of asylum cases - MSN
The Trump administration has mounted a nationwide campaign to void the asylum claims of thousands of immigrants with active cases in immigration court by arguing that they can be deported to
- Trump Administration Pushes Asylum Seekers to Apply in Other Countries
In immigration courts, U S lawyers have filed thousands of requests to dismiss asylum cases and force people to pursue asylum elsewhere
- Trump administration seeks to cancel thousands of asylum cases, CBS . . .
Dec 23 (Reuters) - The Trump administration has mounted a nationwide campaign to void the asylum claims of thousands of people with active cases in immigration courts by arguing that they can be
- Trump rewires US asylum system with quiet legal end-runs
US President Donald Trump looks on during a Hanukkah reception in the East Room of the White House in Washington, DC, US, December 16, 2025 File Image Reuters In a sweeping and controversial move, the Trump administration is pushing to cancel thousands of active asylum cases in immigration courts
- Trump Admin Moves to Cancel Thousands of Asylum Cases Amid Push
The Trump administration is seeking to dismiss over 8,000 asylum cases without merit hearings in court Officials are pushing to deport asylum-seekers to third countries like Guatemala, Honduras, Ecuador, and Uganda USCIS has halted all pending asylum decisions while reopening over 117,000 previously closed immigration cases
- US seeks to cancel thousands of asylum cases, CBS News reports
The Trump administration's new tactic involves ICE attorneys asking immigration judges to dismiss asylum cases without hearing them on merits, the report says WASHINGTON, USA – The Trump
- Trump administration seeks to cancel thousands of asylum cases, saying . . .
The Trump administration has mounted a nationwide campaign to void the asylum claims of thousands of immigrants with active cases in immigration court by arguing that they can be deported to countries that are not their own, according to internal government data obtained by CBS News The effort appears to have intensified in recent weeks, targeting asylum-seekers with pending cases in
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