News Alert: Trump administration reaches deal that will force asylum seekers to wait in Mexico as cases are processed, DHS’s Nielsen says
The plan announced by Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, which has been under negotiation with Mexico's leftist government for several weeks, represents a major break with current screening procedures that generally allow those who have a credible fear of persecution to remain in the United States until a hearing with an immigration judge. Under the new rules, they'll be required to wait in Mexico.
The plan announced by Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, which has been under negotiation with Mexico's leftist government for several weeks, represents a major break with current screening procedures that generally allow those who have a credible fear of persecution to remain in the United States until a hearing with an immigration judge. Under the new rules, they'll be required to wait in Mexico.
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