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Trump administration changes how asylum cases are handled
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July 30, 2026
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1:47Now PlayingThe Trump administration is changing how some asylum cases are handled.
Under the new rule, some people asking for protection in the United States may skip an early interview and have their case sent directly to court, without being interviewed first. A judge would then decide whether they qualify to stay in the country.
Federal officials say the change could speed up decisions. Critics are concerned that it could put more pressure on immigration courts, which are already dealing with large backlogs. In Minnesota, more than 33,000 immigration cases are still waiting to be decided.
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