Tagged #port-of-entry
Every article we've published on this topic, sorted by the agency's own announcement date.
Supreme Court Permits Asylum 'Metering' at U.S.-Mexico Border
SCOTUS overturns lower court block on metering policy, allowing border officials to turn away asylum seekers on Mexico side of ports of entry under statutory interpretation ruling.
Supreme Court Upholds \"Metering\" Policy: Asylum Seekers on Mexican Side May Be Turned Back
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that asylum seekers stopped on the Mexican side of the US-Mexico border do not have a statutory right to apply for asylum, reviving a controversial turnback policy.
Supreme Court permits asylum "metering" policy at southern border
SCOTUS ruled 6-3 in Mullin v. Al Otro Lado that asylum seekers standing in Mexico have not "arrived in the United States" and may be turned away by CBP before processing their claims.
Supreme Court allows border officials to parole returning green card holders without clear proof of crime
In Blanche v. Lau, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that DHS can parole returning lawful permanent residents based on pending charges alone, without meeting clear-and-convincing-evidence standard. Affects green card reentry litigation and port-of-entry strategy.
Supreme Court Hears Metering Policy Asylum Case; Justices Skeptical
SCOTUS weighs whether Trump's asylum turnback policy at ports of entry violates immigration law. A decision expected by June or July could reshape border asylum adjudication.
CBP One app: appointment scheduling, eligible processing, and policy direction
CBP One channels port-of-entry asylum processing into a smartphone-based appointment queue. The eligible population, the daily-slot math, and the rolling expansions all sit on a fragile policy footing.
CBP Secondary Inspection: Your Client's Rights at the Port of Entry and the 100-Mile Border Zone
What happens during CBP secondary inspection, why there is no Sixth Amendment right to counsel at the port of entry, and how 8 CFR 287.1's 100-mile zone extends CBP authority deep into the interior.