DHS suspends inexperienced card processing for refugees, asylees

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The Division of Homeland Safety (DHS) stated it’s pausing overview of inexperienced card purposes for some refugees and asylees, leaving in limbo those that got here to the U.S. after fleeing unrest.

The directive from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Providers (USCIS) would affect refugees already authorised to come back to america, in addition to those that had been granted asylum after petitioning for the safety in immigration court docket.

Whereas each teams are completely vetted, DHS stated it could press pause on these looking for to develop into lawful everlasting residents for “additional screening.”

“To better identify fraud, public safety or national security concerns, USCIS is placing a temporary pause on finalizing certain Adjustment of Status applications pending the completion of additional screening and vetting,” DHS stated in an announcement, pointing to 2 completely different government orders by Trump.

One of many orders referenced requires the administration to “vet and screen to the maximum degree possible all aliens who intend to be admitted, enter, or are already inside the United States, particularly those aliens coming from regions or nations with identified security risks.”

CBS Information first reported the event.

The directive may affect a large swatch of migrants, from those that got here to the U.S. following the exit from Afghanistan to those that first raised asylum claims on the border.

Each refugees and asylum seekers should present they face persecution resulting from components like race, faith or political beliefs. Refugees are solely admitted to america after present process thorough vetting whereas they continue to be overseas.

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