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DHS removes interview requirement for asylum seekers, possibly speeding removals
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) implemented a new rule allowing asylum officers to bypass interviews for asylum seekers and directly refer cases to immigration judges, potentially accelerating deportation proceedings. The rule affects over 444,000 pending asylum applicants and could impact future cases, including Haitians losing legal protections tied to Temporary Protected Status.
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- DHS removes interview requirement for asylum seekers, possibly speeding removals
- DHS removes interview requirement for asylum seekers, possibly speeding removals
- DHS removes interview requirement for asylum seekers, possibly speeding removals
- DHS removes interview requirement for asylum seekers, possibly speeding removals
- Homeland Security removes interview requirement for asylum seekers, possibly speeding removals