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Administration Issues Third-Country Asylum Eligibility Rule
By Andrew Arthur
Given the massive loophole that the current credible fear process has created to an orderly system of immigration to the United States, it was correct for EOIR and DHS to act. This rule will very likely be enjoined by a district or circuit court soon, but its chances are far better in the Supreme Court
Unlikely Trump Ally – A UN Agency – Provides Help at the Border
By David North
The International Office for Migration is busing thwarted Central American migrants from Mexican border cities back to the Northern Triangle. This comes as a surprise given the Trump administration's budget cuts to the UN and mutual hostilities between the two. The IOM likely has its own motivations.
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South Miami Fights Florida Law Forbidding Sanctuaries
By Dan Cadman
The various legal efforts to overturn the Texas anti-sanctuary law failed and there is no reason to think that they will prevail in Florida. Nonetheless, activist groups are using the SPLC's bogus "hate group" designation of FAIR, which helped write the bill, in an attempt to overturn it.
New Asylum Rule: Apply for Asylum Elsewhere but; if Your Claim is Rejected, Please Come to the United States
By Nayla Rush
Under Trump's new asylum rules, only migrants who applied for asylum in a third country and whose claims were rejected will be allowed to seek asylum here. But why aren't we respecting the asylum decisions of those countries?
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