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Congratulations to the Refugee Paralympic Team!
By Jason Dzubow
The Paralympic Games began with Dr. Ludwig Guttmann, a German-Jewish neurologist who fled the Nazis and received asylum in Great […]
No CBP One = No Asylum?
By Jason Dzubow
In January 2023, Customs and Border Protection launched a new iteration of its CBP One app. When it functions, the […]
How You Can Help Elect Kamala Harris
By Jason Dzubow
With Joe Biden out and Kamala Harris in, the election map has become more favorable for Democrats. However, the upcoming […]
The Democratic Party Platform and Asylum
By Jason Dzubow
In contrast to the Republican Platform, the Democratic Party Platform specifically discusses asylum, though mostly in the context of securing […]
The Shocking Inefficiency of an Asylum Office Interview
By Jason Dzubow
There are currently more than 1.3 million cases pending at our nation’s Asylum Offices. One reason for this massive backlog […]
Celebrating the Refugee Olympic Team
By Jason Dzubow
There are more than 117 million forcibly displaced people worldwide. If refugees and internally displaced people formed their own country, […]
The Republican Party Platform and Asylum
By Jason Dzubow
The Republican Party has released its Platform for 2024. As usual with these things, it is short on specifics and […]
Know Notice, No Problem: How the Asylum Office Can Ensure Due Process of Law
By Jason Dzubow
The Asylum Offices have lately begun scheduling interviews for the longest-waiting applicants. The good news is that people who have […]
No Notice, Know Problem: What to Do Now that the Asylum Offices Are Interviewing Old Cases
By Jason Dzubow
Recently, the Asylum Offices have started scheduling interviews for applicants who filed years ago. In our office, we’ve seen a […]