When to Fight Your Asylum Case in Immigration Court Instead of Accepting Dismissal
November 8, 2023
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as posted by the channelYou may face a life-altering decision in your asylum case in immigration court: whether to have your case “dismissed,” or to instead fight it to the end, risking a deportation order if you’re unsuccessful.
There are tradeoffs at issue here - pros and cons on each side.
In this video, you’ll learn on which side of this debate I stand. It’s a controversial opinion, but one I believe in firmly.
If you’ve got an asylum case pending in immigration court, you need to watch to the end so you won’t be blindsided by this important issue at your individual hearing.
💪 We’re an asylum law firm, and we help immigrants all over the country secure their future in America through asylum.
📲 (713) 909-0401 www.politicalasylumlawyers.com
✅ Want to be as prepared as possible for your asylum INTERVIEW? Start with this video, about how to answer questions
☑️ ...then watch this playlist, all about the asylum interview
👍 For insights into the asylum application form, check out this playlist
🤔 Looking for info about the credible fear interview? Here’s a fulllength training
📲 Want help with your asylum case? Call us today to schedule an Asylum Strategy Session:
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