Lawyers from the Department of Homeland Security are employing a controversial strategy to accelerate the removal of immigrants by dismissing their asylum cases. This tactic places individuals in a precarious position, as they can be arrested and deported without legal recourse. On a recent occasion, two men were arrested outside a San Francisco immigration court, highlighting the urgency of the situation. Critics, including legal experts and the ACLU, argue that this maneuver is unlawful and threatens to undermine the rights of asylum seekers and the integrity of immigration processes.
The Department of Homeland Security is using a new legal tactic to expedite immigrant removals by dismissing asylum cases, putting immigrants in legal limbo.
Homeland security officials can 'encounter' dismissed asylum seekers again, leading to immediate arrests and expedited removals, regardless of ongoing procedures.
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