If you have a pending asylum case and you’re thinking about flying domestically, my advice has
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as posted by the channelIf you have a pending asylum case and you’re thinking about flying domestically, my advice has changed — and you need to hear why. 🛫 A pending asylum application is not a legal immigration status. Even before Trump threatened to deploy ICE to airports nationwide, traveling by air meant coming face to face with TSA, CBP, and other federal agents who can and do refer people to immigration enforcement. ⚠️ I updated my guidance to clients on this the moment Trump returned to office. The new threat just puts a spotlight on a risk that was already there. 👁️ Your safety has to come before convenience. Stay off that plane. For help with your asylum case, send me the word “CONSULT” in a direct message.
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