Immigrants Who Fail Asylum Interview Have The Right To Federal Judge Review, Court Says
LOS ANGELES — The US Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled Thursday that undocumented immigrants have a constitutional right to a federal court review of denials to their asylum claims in certain circumstances.
Thuraissigiam said that in 2007 he was"detained and beaten" by Sri Lankan army officers, and told not to support a Tamil political candidate. Then in 2014 after he continued to support the candidate, Thuraissigiam said government intelligence officers kidnapped, beat and tortured him about his political activities.
Sarah Pierce, an analyst at Migration Policy Institute, said that migrants already get reviews with immigration judges but that under the Trump administration overturns of denials have sharply decreased.
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