If the Department of Homeland Security files a motion to pretermit your asylum case, it means the
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1:49Now PlayingIf the Department of Homeland Security files a motion to pretermit your asylum case, it means the
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as posted by the channelIf the Department of Homeland Security files a motion to pretermit your asylum case, it means the government is trying to send you to a third country — places like Uganda, Ecuador, or Honduras — instead of processing your asylum claim here in the U.S. They actually pay these countries to accept asylum seekers. ⚠️ When this happens in immigration court, the judge sets a very tight deadline — usually 7 to 14 days — for your attorney to respond in writing. That response needs to argue why the agreement doesn't apply to you, why it's unlawful, or why you shouldn't be removed to that country. It's serious legal work, and we just won one of these cases last week. 💪 The bottom line: if you receive one of these motions, do not wait. The clock starts immediately and you need an experienced asylum attorney in your corner right away. ⏳ For help with your asylum case, send the word "CONSULT" to me in a direct message.
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