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Published 17 days ago

Biden administration looks to speed review of asylum cases with new dedicated docket

  • The Department of Homeland Security and the Justice Department plan to announce new rules to process recent arrivals swiftly within six months to reduce backlog in the asylum system.
  • Certain migrants arriving at the border may be processed first through the asylum system instead of waiting, according to sources familiar with the proposal.
  • The new court docket by the Department of Homeland Security and Justice Department targets migrants who crossed the US southern border unlawfully.
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The Biden administration is planning more changes to quicken asylum processing for new migrants

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Biden administration is preparing more changes to the nation’s asylum system meant to speed up processing and potential removal of migrants who continue to arrive at the southern border, an interim step as President Joe Biden continues to mull a broader executive order to crack

18 days ago·United States
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Biden administration plans to speed up court cases for recent migrant arrivals

By Priscilla Alvarez, CNN (CNN) — The Biden administration plans to speed up court cases for some recently arrived migrants who are seeking asylum, marking the latest move to address arrivals at the US-Mexico border, according to senior administration officials. The Department of Homeland Security and Justice Department announced Thursday a new court docket targeting migrants who have unlawfully crossed the US southern border. Migrants placed on…

17 days ago·Colorado Springs, United States
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Biden administration plans to speed up court cases for recent migrant arrivals

By Priscilla Alvarez, CNN (CNN) — The Biden administration plans to speed up court cases for some recently arrived migrants who are seeking asylum, marking the latest move to address arrivals at the US-Mexico border, according to senior administration officials. The Department of Homeland Security and Justice Department announced Thursday a new court docket targeting migrants who have unlawfully crossed the US southern border. Migrants placed on…

17 days ago·Idaho Falls, United States
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Biden administration plans to speed up court cases for recent migrant arrivals

Originally Published: 16 MAY 24 16:06 ET Updated: 16 MAY 24 16:54 ET By Priscilla Alvarez, CNN (CNN) — The Biden administration plans to speed up court cases for some recently arrived migrants who are seeking asylum, marking the latest move to address arrivals at the US-Mexico border, according to senior administration officials. The Department of Homeland Security and Justice Department announced Thursday a new court docket targeting migrants w…

17 days ago·Panama City, United States
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The HillThe Hill

Biden administration looks to speed review of asylum cases with new dedicated docket

The Biden administration is taking aim at the backlog of asylum cases from those who have recently arrived at the border, creating a dedicated docket in the hopes of more swiftly adjudicating the claims. Although largely a matter of managing the court’s workflow, in seeking to address the lingering cases, the administration is going after […]

17 days ago·Washington, United States
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Star TribuneStar Tribune

The Biden administration is planning more changes to quicken asylum processing for new migrants

The Biden administration is preparing more changes to the nation's asylum system meant to speed up processing and potential removal of migrants who continue to arrive at the southern border, an interim step as President Joe Biden continues to mull a broader executive order to crack down on border crossings that may come later this year.

18 days ago·Minneapolis, United States
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