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A new federal rule is expected to impact a significant number of asylum cases in the backlog, with estimates suggesting that up to 444,000 cases could be affected. This comes as USCIS continues to manage over 1.4 million asylum cases.
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A new federal rule is expected to impact a significant number of asylum cases in the backlog, with estimates suggesting that up to 444,000 cases could be affected. This comes as USCIS continues to manage over 1.4 million asylum cases.
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New federal rule sends hundreds of thousands of asylum cases to immigration courts
New federal rule impacts asylum cases backlog