Refugees and Asylum

"The United States provides refuge to persons who have been persecuted or have a well-founded fear of persecution through two programs: one for refugees (persons outside the U.S.) and one for asylees (persons in the U.S.)."
- The United States Department of Homeland Security

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Biden's New Asylum Rule Is Not What You Think

Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 94

Parsing Immigration Policy

Topics: Asylum

Feigned Immigration Enforcement

DHS and DOJ plan to transform a Trump administration asylum regulation from a roadblock to illegal migration into an integral part of Biden’s migrant shuttle bus

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Asylum

Biden’s new Bizarro border move just waves in more illegal migrants

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Asylum

The Strange Case of the 119,009 Missing Ukrainians

Or are they? CBP seemingly gives up the game on the White House’s “legal pathways”

Topics: Refugees and Asylum, Immigration Parole

Proposed New Asylum Regulation Packed Full of Loopholes

Third-country transit rule is supposed to curb illegal immigration, but fails to make necessary reforms

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Asylum

The Welcome Corps: A ‘Private’ Refugee Program Funded by Taxpayers

Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 91

Parsing Immigration Policy

Topics: Refugees

WSJ’s Shocking Misunderstanding of Asylum Law

Which points to a better plan for extending refuge

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Media Coverage of Immigration Policy, Refugees and Asylum

Not All Migrants Are Refugees, But More and More Migrants Are Falsely Claiming Persecution to Enter Into a Country

Topics: Refugees and Asylum

Family Reunification: A Path to Permanent Residence for ‘Temporary’ Afghan Parolees

Topics: Afghan Refugees

DHS and DOJ Delay Implementing Trump-Era Asylum Security Regulation (Again)

The regulation was designed as a Title 42 backup plan — why isn’t it being used?

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Title 42, Asylum