Too many asylum seekers treat their USCIS interview like just another step in the process — with
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as posted by the channelToo many asylum seekers treat their USCIS interview like just another step in the process — with immigration court as the real fight. That mindset can cost you everything. 🎯 If you end up in deportation proceedings, you’re facing a system that is far more stressful, far less predictable, and where a deportation order is a real possibility. You don’t want to be there. 🚨 The goal is to win at the earliest possible stage — with USCIS. The sooner you win asylum, the sooner you’re on the path to permanent residency and, after that, U.S. citizenship. Every delay in your case is a delay in your future. ⏳ For help with your asylum case, send the word “CONSULT” to me in a direct message.
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