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2:36Now PlayingWhen your asylum case is referred from USCIS to immigration court, everything about the process changes. ⚖️ What was once a non-adversarial interview becomes a formal legal proceeding where the government is actively arguing for your removal. An ICE attorney will review your application, challenge your claims, and look for inconsistencies in your testimony. 🚨 At the same time, an immigration judge—not an asylum officer—will evaluate the evidence and make an independent decision about your case. The way you testify and present evidence also becomes much more formal. 📄🛡️ Strong preparation, organized evidence, and understanding how cross-examination works can make a significant difference when your case reaches immigration court. If you need help with an asylum case, send the word “CONSULT” in a direct message. 💬
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