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Topic: Bars to Asylum

Documents

Duke Law: Defending Refugees: A Case for Protective Procedural Safeguards in the Persecutor Bar Analysis

Read Professor Charles Shane Ellison’s Georgetown Immigration Law Journal article on protective procedural safeguards in the persecutor bar analysis and when the persecutor bar should be applied.

Policy and Guidance

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services: Policy Manual Chapter 3 – Review of Inadmissibility Grounds

Chapter 3 of the USCIS Policy Manual provides an overview of the grounds by which an officer may find an applicant inadmissible (unable to seek admission or legal status in the United States). Find examples of evidence that may indicate an applicant is inadmissible.

Videos and Webinars

American Bar Association: Asylum for Afghans 201: Bars to Asylum and Common Concerns

This webinar addresses common issues that arise when asylum cases are filed by Afghans, including bars to asylum that may be relevant for Afghans who lived under Taliban rule.

Documents

Human Rights First: Asylum Bar Questions

This non-exhaustive sample includes potential questions that may be asked of your client during the asylum interview.

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