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Justice Alito EXPOSES the 'Word Salad' Behind U.S. Asylum!
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27:03Now PlayingThe entire Supreme Court argument turns on a single word—and no one can agree on what it means. The distinction between “arrives” and “arriving” becomes the fault line that everything else depends on.
As the questioning intensifies, the definition starts to unravel. If the Court can’t clearly define when someone has actually “arrived” in the United States, then the legal framework for processing asylum claims becomes far harder to defend.
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