Asylum Law Procedure and Litigation Update

Description

U.S. immigration law allows persons to seek asylum on five protected grounds. An applicant for asylum must prove that s/he is a refugee as defined by statute and in certain instances is subjected to pre-screening processes before being allowed to proceed before an Immigration Judge. Recent changes have affected who is eligible for asylum, streamlined the process, and increased the burden of proof. This panel will provide answers to frequently asked questions and assumes prior knowledge of basic asylum law and immigration litigation processes.

 

One hour of CLE credit will be offered to the surrounding MCLE states.

Course Level
TBD
Professional Area of Focus
Immigration Law
Litigation Law
CLE Field of Study
Continuing Education Legal Credit
1
Instructor(s)
Lindsey Wilkes
Event Information
When
Available 24/7
Location
Online
Total CLE Credits
1
Format
On-Demand

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Asylum Law Procedure and Litigation Update