Although some of these individual measures may be legal, a holistic approach shows that it is the sum of these parts that finds itself at odds with EU law, balancing on the edge of loyalty and ...

Home Office figures also show that over 108,000 people applied for asylum last year, the highest number for any 12-month period since 2001 ...

‘Asylum backlog’ is an unofficial term ... This means that “post-NABA” cases can now be processed, but will still be subject to a “higher standard of proof” than “pre-NABA” cases. At the end of ...

Legal representation is a major hurdle because the burden of proof is ... the number of asylum seekers in the system by expediting deportations or raising the minimum standard that migrants ...

Hahn warned that this could lead to transfers to countries with inadequate asylum standards under international ... with a transit one would only require proof that the applicant passed through ...

Immigration court cases are entirely different from criminal court proceedings, but the stakes are just as high, experts say.

One is the standard process ... During this process] you can apply for asylum or otherwise defend your right to be in the United States. … If you don't win at the end of that process ...

Please beware that there is a contemporary political malady. Regrettably, there is the disconcerting malpractice whereby those who have been granted refuge or asylum in a neighbouring (or other) ...

Like political leaders throughout Europe, US President Donald Trump pledged if elected to detain and deport millions of migrants without legal documentation or with temporary protected status.1 Since ...

These regulations endeavour to enforce hygiene standards ... as a business visa, asylum permit, or permanent residency, and ...

“They don’t have set standards,” she said ... and the burden of proof is on the detainee, not the government. Judges aren’t appointed by a president, like in federal courts, or elected ...

Foreign ministry told to coordinate with embassies to expedite relocation of those promised settlement in third countries.