Immigration judges hear asylum cases from (1) affirmative applicants whose cases were denied by the asylum officer; (2) arriving asylees who are detailed under the expedited removal/credible fear procedures; and (3) those arrested by INS who are applying for asylum for the first time in court. Immigration judges will decide in a court proceeding whether your case has any merit. Their decisions are discretionary.
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