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1:38Now PlayingIt’s only Wednesday, and we’ve already received four asylum approval notices for our clients this week. Four different families whose futures are now more secure in America. 🇺🇸 One of those clients is from Haiti and won his case at the Houston Asylum Office. He wrote, “Receiving this decision has brought me so much relief and happiness. It feels like the beginning of a new chapter in my life.” Our clients routinely tell us similar things when they win their cases. They feel like a huge weight has been lifted off their shoulders, they can finally breathe again, and they have peace of mind about their future. ❤️ Two other approvals came from asylum offices: one for a Venezuelan client at the Houston Asylum Office and another for a Venezuelan client at the Miami Asylum Office. The fourth approval was for a man from Cameroon who won his case in the Hyattsville, Maryland, Immigration Court. So yes, it’s still possible to win not only at the asylum office, but in immigration court too. ⚖️ I’ll be honest with you: it’s hard to win asylum. The approval rate is very low. But I hope these approvals show you that it’s still possible to win asylum in America. I’m Brian Manning. If you need help with an asylum case, send me the word “CONSULT” in a direct message. 💬
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