Flopper
Diamond Member
We don't offer asylum or refugee status or protection for victims of human trafficking, or millions of dollars in aid to Haiti, or relief to victims of war in Syria, or life saving medical supplies to African countries because it's our problem. We do it because it's the right thing to do.Not sure what you mean by some place else. If you are applying for US asylum at the border and the customs agent is not convince that there is creditable fear, then you will be denied. If the agent believes you are not telling the truth then he can hold you for summary deportation and you would not be able to enter the country legally for 5 years. In either case the petitioner can request that his petition be reviewed by a judge. If the petition is accepted, then the person may continue the asylum process. If not, the person will be deported. The petitioner can still continue the appeal but it would probably require a lawyer and could take up a year. So for most petitioners, if they are turned down by an agent at the border, that is most likely the end unless they can afford a lawyer.They can ask to be taller and thinner too. Once asylum is refused the right to ask for asylum someplace else is terminated .Once they turned down the offer of asylum they lost the right to ask it of us.
Making shit up again?
They can still ask . Sure makes thier case worse .
The best way to get asylum is to enter the country with a visa, hire an immigration lawyer to represent you. The lawyer will help prepare the petition on the appropriate forms submit them and request an asylum interview and if the interview and background check is successful, he will represent you at you at your asylum hearing. Chances are much better than petitioning at the border. Of course most of the people in a caravan can't do that.
Can You Request Asylum At The U.S. Border?
And you STILL haven't articulated anything that is OUR problem, or in any way obligates us to the marching mob.
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