If you received a final denial from USCIS in your asylum case, you are at risk of being placed into
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as posted by the channelIf you received a final denial from USCIS in your asylum case, you are at risk of being placed into deportation proceedings once your temporary protection status ends. You may be able to avoid this by applying for asylum again with USCIS. That’s right — you can apply again. This is something most immigration lawyers don’t even know, but it’s true. USCIS guidelines allow a second asylum filing even after a final denial. I think the chances of success in these cases will probably be low, but some people are likely to win. This may help you avoid deportation proceedings while also allowing you to get a work permit as your case moves forward. If you want to discuss this, we should schedule a consultation. For more information, send me the word “consult” in a direct message.
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