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⚖️ USCIS Announces Major Change to the Asylum Process Beginning July 28, 2026, a new DHS interim final rule allows USCIS to refer certain affirmative asylum applications directly to Immigration Court without first conducting an asylum interview. The rule also impacts applicants with pending affirmative asylum applications.  According to DHS, this may apply to certain applicants who: ✅ Are barred from applying for asylum. ✅ Are barred from receiving asylum. ✅ Do not merit a grant of asylum as a matter of discretion. ✅ Are not eligible for asylum on the merits of their claim. The rule also: 📌 Removes language suggesting applicants have a “right” to a USCIS asylum interview. 📌 Removes the requirement that a referral notice include an assessment of the applicant’s credibility. 📌 States that USCIS will continue to conduct interviews for applicants who maintain a lawful basis to remain in the United States and in other situations where interviews are required. ✅ According to DHS, the rule is intended to reduce the affirmative asylum backlog and improve the efficiency of the asylum system. 📌 Effective date of the new interim final rule: July 28, 2026. ‎****** ‎If you need help or guidance with any U.S. immigration matters, especially with these major changes, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re always ready to assist you. ‎ ‎☎️☎️+1 (802) 780 0564☎️☎️ ‎📨: hello@akpokulaw.com ‎ ‎Post by Diana ‎From AK Poku Team #AKPokuLaw #AKPoku #USImmigration #ImmigrationNews #USCIS
⚖️ USCIS Announces Major Change to the Asylum Process Beginning July 28, 2026, a new DHS interim final rule allows USCIS to refer certain affirmative asylum applications directly to Immigration Court without first conducting an asylum interview. The rule also impacts applicants with pending affirmative asylum applications. According to DHS, this may apply to certain applicants who: ✅ Are barred from applying for asylum. ✅ Are barred from receiving asylum. ✅ Do not merit a grant of asylum as a matter of discretion. ✅ Are not eligible for asylum on the merits of their claim. The rule also: 📌 Removes language suggesting applicants have a “right” to a USCIS asylum interview. 📌 Removes the requirement that a referral notice include an assessment of the applicant’s credibility. 📌 States that USCIS will continue to conduct interviews for applicants who maintain a lawful basis to remain in the United States and in other situations where interviews are required. ✅ According to DHS, the rule is intended to reduce the affirmative asylum backlog and improve the efficiency of the asylum system. 📌 Effective date of the new interim final rule: July 28, 2026. ‎****** ‎If you need help or guidance with any U.S. immigration matters, especially with these major changes, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re always ready to assist you. ‎ ‎☎️☎️+1 (802) 780 0564☎️☎️ ‎📨: [email protected] ‎ ‎Post by Diana ‎From AK Poku Team #AKPokuLaw #AKPoku #USImmigration #ImmigrationNews #USCIS

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