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Justice Is Beside the Point in America’s Immigration Courts

Justice Is Beside the Point in America’s Immigration Courts
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"The system for deciding asylum cases is failing, and not only because it’s overwhelmed. Something drastic will have to be done to fix a process that’s flawed at its very core."

Read full essay at Bloomberg.com ↗
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