Immigration
Dec. 20, 2018
Trump asylum policy gets two judicial rebukes
Judges on opposite coasts, one in the Northern District of California and the other in the District of Columbia, appear poised to upend the Trump administration’s attempt to crackdown on asylum seekers at the country’s southern border.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Judges on opposite coasts, one in the Northern District of California and the other in the District of Columbia, appear poised to upend the Trump administration's attempt to crackdown on asylum seekers at the country's southern border.
The administration is likely hoping to take both cases to the U.S. Supreme Court after a setback in Washington Tuesday over who qualifies for asylum and another district court defeat a...
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