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LET'S GO! Trump is making changes to the asylum process in an attempt to cut through a backlog of more than 1.4 million pending applications. Our asylum process is broken and exploited far too often. It's about time!

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Patisamanvor 2 Monaten

Whatever gets them kicked out of our country ASAP is what I'm rooting for. If there's something that speeds up the process, more power to it. 👍

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Tim Ahrensvor 2 Monaten

Yes they need to speed up the process. Over 90% of cases are not eligible for Asylum. Asylum is supposed to be declared in first safe country. Not travel 10k miles and thru 10 countries.

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Goldmembervor 2 Monaten

I can help speed things up. Denied. All of them. We are broke and can’t afford to pay for anyone else. Grab a few illegals on your way out. Thank you.

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Mickvor 2 Monaten

Those people who don't want these people not to be deported they could always give them their citizenship and they can swap countries if you're so concerned

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I am That I amvor 2 Monaten

So you need to understand legitimate asylum seekers must be fleeing political or other persecution, where they can reasonably expect to be killed & must apply for asylum in the 1st safe nation they enter Otherwise they are filing refugee Glamis which also require proof

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Edie Colonvor 2 Monaten

A Total Moratorium of Immigration should be implemented immediately including the issuance of Green Cards and H-1,2,3,A,B,C Visas and Asylum Seekers until the removal of ALL Illegal Immigrants, Expired TEMPORARY Asylum Seekers, Overstayed Visas, Proven Enemies of the State and ANY AND ALL that were imported during the 4 years of the Biden Administration.

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Samvor 2 Monaten

Why is it the duty of the American people to welcome asylum-seekers especially those from other continents?

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Mayday 🇮🇷vor 2 Monaten

Please please please cover this: They are from the same court case: Alikhani square. They are 18, 19, 20 and 21 years old. They didn’t get a fair trial, this barbaric regime is literally looking for a neck for their rope. We get nothing from the media, we’ve been trying to get attention and nothing until it was too late last night. Please break this propaganda of the regime trying to hide this.

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Johnny 2 handsvor 2 Monaten

my family kicked me out because i'm a disgrace... is this where i sign up for free money forever?

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Avor 2 Monaten

Why should American taxpayers pay for people who entered America illegally? Perhaps they should go back to Mexico if they came through there, & apply like everybody else had to who come through legally. It’s their problem they have to wait they shouldn’t have come in illegally

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sherra bergvor 2 Monaten

Send them all home. Bye

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Peggy Sandersvor 2 Monaten

The guidelines given asylum officers for deciding who qualified under Biden were ridiculously skewed in claimants favor. Additionally, translators are REQUIRED for every non-English interview which slows everything down.

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Osamuyi Okpamevor 2 Monaten

sad how refugees are treated all over the world. if their home government were good enough they would not be going all through this hell

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Kanivor 2 Monaten

Does that apply for the South African refugees (white Afrikaner farmers)?

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Jerseyvor 2 Monaten

Anyone who claimed asylum after coming through Mexico should be immediately denied. You seek asylum in the first country where you can. Not the one you like.

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Slick Ninjavor 2 Monaten

Good reverse what the auto pen did.

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勃勃Dustin Dyrtvor 2 Monaten

Just say no.

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Luis M Limongivor 2 Monaten

@grok what’s the backlog of defensive asylums in court as off today.

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Kimberlynvor 2 Monaten

This is reasonable. Too much red tape. Since the majority go in front of the immigration court anyway and will be heard there it seems ridiculous to have an interview before anyway. It can really step up the process for those that have been waiting way too long.

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EMvor 2 Monaten

They are all pretending freaking hardship.

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Dona loizzovor 2 Monaten

If you want asylum you come to our front door. You don't break into a country and then ask.. Most if these people could have gotten asylum in all the other countries they went thru to get here 🙄 😒

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Charlievor 2 Monaten

They’ve already been doing this for at LEAST 2 yrs. The individual gets another bite at the apple by being sent to Imm court. HOWEVER, if the individual DOES NOT have an asylum claim, DHS can request the Jusge pretermit the case. Meaning prsn does NOT have a legit asylum case.

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Paulavor 2 Monaten

No more asylum seekers! We are closed! Deport all of them!!!

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