Asylum
U.S. asylum application procedures, credible and reasonable fear standards, immigration court proceedings, and policy changes affecting asylum seekers. Covers defensive and affirmative asylum processes.
423 Asylum Seekers Housed in Oxfordshire Hotels in 2026, Banbury House Included
Banbury House Hotel ends its role as asylum seeker housing, marking a shift toward the UK's 2029 goal of ending migrant hotel use and reducing costs.
Home Office Figures Show Asylum Seekers in Dispersal Hotels Hit Lowest
UK hotel asylum housing hits 18-month low at 30,657, saving £620M as the Home Office shifts to dispersal…
Home Office Pushes to Close Asylum Hotels After Derbyshire Council Demand
Derbyshire Council demands a clear Home Office timeline for asylum hotel closures to manage rising community tensions and…
Crowborough Shield Push Sees Kim Bailey Launch Judicial Review
Crowborough residents and council take the Home Office to court over plans to house 540 asylum seekers at…
Home Office Grants Asylum to Afghan Migrant Convicted of Rape
A UK judge orders the extradition of an Afghan migrant with a rape conviction who was previously granted…
ICE Detains Iranian Asylum Seekers at Houston Church Over Mahsa Amini
Two Iranian Christian converts face potential deportation from Houston, sparking a legal battle over religious persecution and ICE…
Department of Homeland Security Can Pause Work Permits for Asylum Applications
DHS proposes reforming asylum work permits, including a 365-day wait period and a potential pause on new issuances…
Parliamentary Budget Officer Warns Cuts to Interim Federal Health Program Could Hurt Rejected Asylum Claimants
A guide to Canada's IFHP, covering eligibility risks, fiscal projections, and practical strategies for asylum seekers to maintain…
DHS Proposes New Rules to Speed Work Permits for Asylum Applicants
DHS proposes stricter asylum work permit rules, including a 365-day wait, backlog-related pauses, and mandatory biometrics. Public comments…
Colombian Congresswoman Pushes ICE to Free Son Held in Asylum Process
The detention of a Colombian Congresswoman’s son in Louisiana sparks debate over ICE enforcement discretion and the detention…