Trump changes asylum process to speed deportations

The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has announced an amendment to the asylum processing procedure in the United States, aimed at accelerating the deportation of hundreds of thousands of individuals and reducing the backlog of unresolved cases. Some applications will now be directly referred to immigration judges without an interview with a Citizenship and Immigration Services officer, which could expedite the resolution of 444,000 cases (31% of a total of 1.43 million cases). This adjustment is part of efforts to concentrate resources on swiftly handling asylum requests, improve efficiency, and fulfill the promises of tightening immigration measures announced by Trump. It also seeks to curb systemic exploitation for delaying tactics and the obtaining of work permits.

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