Supreme Court allows Trump administration to enforce toughest restriction yet on migrant asylum requests
A lawsuit to stop the new policy is still working its way through the lower courts.
Sept. 11, 2019, 6:25 PM EDT
By Pete Williams
The U.S. Supreme Court late Wednesday gave the Trump administration permission to enforce its toughest restriction yet on asylum seekers at the southern border, even though a lawsuit to stop the new policy is still working its way through the lower courts.
As a result, the government can now refuse to consider a request for asylum from anyone who failed to apply for it in another country after leaving home but before coming here. As a practical matter, it means that migrants from Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador cannot seek asylum in the U.S. if they didn't first ask for it in Mexico.
http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/supreme-court-allows-enforcement-trump-asylum-limits-n1052751?cid=eml_nbn_20190911

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