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Asylum Interviews

8 published works

  1. The Asylumist

    The Time to Prepare for Your Asylum Interview Is Now

    By Jason Dzubow

    Asylum Offices around the country have become very busy. Oldest and newest cases, cases that were previously before the Immigration […]

  2. Herman Legal Group Blog

    Questions You are Likely to Hear in an Asylum Interview

    By Richard Herman

    Applying for asylum in the United States is a complex and often stressful process. If you are seeking protection due to persecution in your home country, you will need to…

  3. The Asylumist

    Afghanistan Through My Clients’ Eyes

    By Jason Dzubow

    This week I attended an asylum interview for my Afghan client. He was a high-ranking government worker and a member […] The post Afghanistan Through My Clients’ Eyes appeared first…

  4. Connecting Justice Communities

    Immigration Court During COVID-19: Tips on Navigating Remote Proceedings

    By Jillian Jin

    I recently spoke with Astrid Ackerman on her experience with the Newark Asylum Office’s pilot project. She attended an asylum interview where she appeared remotely, while the client went in-person.…

  5. ImmigrationProf Blog

    Immigration Article of the Day: Language Access and Due Process in Asylum Interviews by Pooja Dadhania

    By immigrationprof

    Language Access and Due Process in Asylum Interviews by Pooja Dadhania, Denver Law Review, Vol. 97, No. 4, 2020AbstractThe Department of Homeland Security does not provide interpreters to asylum applicants…

  6. The Asylumist

    A New Rule for Interpreters at the Asylum Office (+ an Update on the Backlog)

    By Jason Dzubow

    Last week, USCIS announced a new rule for interpreters at Asylum Office interviews. Starting immediately, most asylum applicants should not bring their own interpreter to the interview, as had been…

  7. Coronavirus Immigration Blog

    USCIS to Provide Contract Interpreters for Asylum Interviews – September 23, 2020

    By Greg Siskind

    USCIS posted the following notice regarding interpreters at asylum interviews: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services today announced a temporary final rule to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19)…

  8. ImmigrationProf Blog

    Detained Asylum Seekers Sue Obama Administration to End Long Waits for Initial Interviews

    By immigrationprof

    The ACLU Foundation of Southern California, the ACLU of Northern California, and the National Immigrant Justice Center (NIJC), along with the international law firm Reed Smith LLP, filed a class…