Federal Courts

Negative Judicial Metaphors Harm Immigrants

by Jason Dzubow on May 17, 2011

in Federal Courts, Immigration

Liu v. Holder: Frivolous Asylum Applications

by Jason Dzubow on February 28, 2011

in Asylum, Asylum Seekers, Federal Courts, Published Decisions

The Eleventh Circuit Rules on Impermissible Gay Stereotypes

by Jason Dzubow on October 5, 2010

in Asylum, Federal Courts

Second Circuit Denies Chinese Asylum Cases En Masse

by Jason Dzubow on August 13, 2010

in Asylum, Federal Courts

Charles Taylor’s Son Attempts to Invalidate the Torture Convention in Order to Save Himself

by Jason Dzubow on July 26, 2010

in CAT, Federal Courts, Human Rights

Ninth Circuit Rules that Guatemalan Women May Be a Particular Social Group

by Jason Dzubow on July 16, 2010

in Asylum Seekers, Federal Courts

OIL’s Adverse Credibility Project

by Jason Dzubow on July 14, 2010

in Federal Courts, Legal Relief

CA9 Says No to Notes

by The Asylumist Staff on April 14, 2010

in Federal Courts, Legal

Gang Membership May Be a Particular Social Group

by The Asylumist Staff on April 7, 2010

in Asylum Office, Federal Courts, Published Decisions

The Ghost of Credible Fear Interviews Past

by The Asylumist Staff on April 2, 2010

in Credible Fear, Federal Courts, Published Decisions

Northern Mariana Islands Court Ramps Up

by The Asylumist Staff on April 1, 2010

in Asylum Seekers, Federal Courts, Immigration

Long Delays at Chicago Immigration Court

by The Asylumist Staff on March 25, 2010

in Asylum Seekers, Federal Courts

BIA Appeals in Federal Courts Are a Long Shot

by Jason Dzubow on March 19, 2010

in Federal Courts, Legal

How Confidential Is the Asylum Process?

by Jason Dzubow on March 14, 2010

in Asylum, Asylum Seekers, Federal Courts, Legal

The Fourth Circuit and Asylum

by The Asylumist Staff on March 9, 2010

in Asylum, Federal Courts, Legal