You see, any immigrant who does not have the right to remain here, would be removed by the court. That's what immigration courts do. Of course those who fit the law granting asylum would be more quickly allowed to stay, just as those who are not would more quickly be removed.
Well then....if you understand that much, you can understand the problem...
The people who apprehend someone here illegally....whether the border patrol (if they are apprehended crossing the border) don't make any determination of the validity of their asylum claim. They used to at some point in the past to some bare minimum degrree. At some point, it changed so the person here illegally doesn't even need to have any idea what asylum is to request it.
And you think if we just continue to delay the process, more people will show up? C'mon.
Do you think we're delaying the process?
It's the sheer volume of people that is delaying the process and the complete lack of consequences.
If, for example, 80% of the people claiming to be afraid of returning to their nation lied about being afraid of returning to their nation to be entered into the asylum process....those people are guilty of asylum fraud.
There's no consequences for asylum fraud. We don't throw that person in jail....we rarely even deport them. It's asylum fraud that has slowed the process.
Expediting the cases would have fewer people not showing up. Think.
Expediting what cases? Asylum cases?
How many people do you imagine Biden has deported after they've been denied asylum?
There has to be consequences or no one will stop doing it. It's like saying that the solution to the backlog of shoplifting cases is more lawyers and more judges and more cops....but not fines or jail time for shoplifters.
Let me explain something to you...
There was once a group of people who thought that the reason why so many people had drug problems and committed drug related offenses was because there were laws punishing these crimes. I know it sounds stupid but that's what the people of Portland, Oregon thought. They decided to decriminalize all drugs in small quantities and this would solve their problems. The result? A massive increase in the number of drug addicts, homeless, and crimes like robbery because addicts needed money for their drugs. In an ideal world, those people would realize this was always a stupid idea and of course it was going to make the problem worse...but sometimes people have to learn the hard way.
Now the people of Portland seem to be slowly understanding that despite the solution to the problem coming from people with their political beliefs....they were badly wrong. The reality is that when they removed the negative consequences for a certain behavior....a lot more people started engaging in that behavior.
There's more examples of this like "defunding the police" to solve...well I don't know what problem that was supposed to solve. What I do know is that in cities where they defunded the police....the obvious result has been more crime.
People have a strong tendency to believe their political group is always right about everything and the solutions their political group proposes must likewise be correct...but that's not true. No one political group will always have the correct solution for every problem.
The solution you seem to be suggesting is speeding up a court process that often is abandoned by those entering it...or fails to deliver on granting them asylum....but rarely delivers any negative consequences for entering the process of seeking asylum.
I can say, almost to a certainty, that if we make the process faster without punishing fraud or deporting nearly all illegals denied asylum...we will simply end up with a system that is overwhelmed and backlogged by millions more seeking asylum, just like we are now.
If you ask for asylum as part of your defense in removal proceedings,
That's not how it works under Biden.
and the immigration judge says that you do not qualify, you can appeal that decision to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), which is the highest court in our immigration court system. If the BIA denies your request, you can appeal to a federal court. If you are still denied asylum by federal court – or if you do not file an appeal when the immigration judge denies your case – you will probably be deported.
If you apply for asylum at an asylum office and they say "no," they will probably put you into removal proceedings and you will have to appear in immigration court. At that time, you can ask again for asylum from the immigration judge.
www.womenslaw.org
The vast majority of people entering illegally don't even know what asylum is....and since illegally entering the US is a misdemeanor, and Biden has instructed ICE to only deport those who are felons, very few are being deported at the end of the process you just described.
Regardless of that fact, in what way are you proposing to "speed up" the process you described above?
ICE data show that there have been around 28,700 deportations in fiscal year 2021
An Instagram post takes aim at President Joe Biden’s immigration promise to halt deportations during his first 100 days
www.politifact.com
Right...out of around 2 million people who entered?
Your number does not appear to only apply to those seeking asylum either....so if that's the total number being removed, there's a very low chance of any negative consequences for asylum fraud or even just entering illegally.
It's always nice when you make my point for me
@The Barbarian.
I think you were confused by Biden continuing Obama's policy of focusing enforcement against felons.
So way back in early 2021, the bowl of oatmeal who got elected told ICE to focus on the illegals who...
The new guidance directs ICE agents and officers to focus on non-citizens who recently crossed the border illegally, or who are deemed to be threats to national security or public safety.
The guidance defines a public safety threat as someone who has been convicted of an aggravated felony, such as murder and rape, or of actively participating in a criminal street gang.
The Trump administration abandoned that policy, because it's easier to round up the much more numerous law-abiding illegals.
Well first, let's just acknowledge that you have no idea what you are talking about and what I stated about who ICE has been instructed to deport is correct.
Can you do that? Can you agree that ICE has been restricted to only removing violent felons and threats to national security?
Because once you understand that...and that's a very left-wing news outlet...we can begin to discuss who is to blame for this crisis and how it can be solved.
So people just cut those 3,000 holes in Trump's fence for the fun of it?
I never said that.
Actually, it was republican governors who bussed them to distant locations.
In some cases, yes. In many others, it's been Biden.
Psaki confirmed a New York Post report which suggests that some 2,000 migrants have arrived at the Westchester County Airport since August 8.
www.google.com
Now, if you recall the HHS whistleblower talking about the lack of vetting of parents, you'll understand that this administration has literally helped out human traffickers who abuse children by flying these vulnerable kids to the people exploiting them.
And btw...can we just admit that Gov Abbot and DeSantis were great for sending people to NYC, Chicago, and now Denver? If the ignorant people who voted for this massive increase in human exploitation and abuse are forever far away from it....and never have to see it... then it wouldn't be the #1 issue in so many states. Abbot didn't make NYC a sanctuary city....nor did he write any bad laws requiring them to shelter and feed the people they are protecting from deportation.
New York has a worker shortage, as does Chicago.
I know. If it continued, they may have had to cut salaries and benefits for CEOs and shareholders and start paying workers more money.
Biden effectively prevented that by trafficking illegals and looking the other way as child labor has increased to record numbers. I don't know how anyone can vote for that in good conscience.
I'm not talking about you personally though...as you've made it clear you have no idea what has been happening.