Asylum FAQs
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Applying for Asylum: Risks and Concerns
Applying for Asylum: Risks and Concerns
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Does a Prior Deportation Prevent Me From Applying for Asylum?
A prior deportation order is still valid when you attempt to enter the United States or if you have returned illegally, but it might be possible to reopen your case or obtain protection, for example under the Convention Against Torture.
Applying for Refugee Status: Risks and Concerns
Applying for Refugee Status: Risks and Concerns
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Is It Easier to Come to the U.S. and Apply for Asylum or Apply for Refugee Status From Abroad?
Each type of application process has its advantages and disadvantages, discussed here.
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
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