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The Tahirih Justice Center is concerned that survivors will be deterred from accessing services they desperately need as a result of emergencies such as Hurricane Florence, in light of the acts of the Department of Homeland Security last year in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
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The Tahirih Justice Center is dismayed by the failure of the government to end the traumatic experiences of families seeking asylum. Significant attempts have not been made to reunite families by the court-ordered reunification deadline.
The Tahirih Justice Center analyzes recent policy guidance issued by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) that implements the Attorney General’s decision in Matter of A-B-. The guidance closely tracks the AG’s decision, but also appears to heighten the standard for how officers should exercise discretion to grant or deny cases.
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The Tahirih Justice Center thanks Congressman Jan Schakowsky’s for responding to the attempts to restrict survivors of domestic violence from receiving asylum in the U.S.
The Tahirih Justice Center is dismayed that the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Asylum Division has issued instructions that implement parts of the Attorney General’s deeply flawed decision in Matter of A-B-. It will result in the turning away of many courageous women who made the bold step of fleeing and seeking safety.
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