Asylum & RefugeeMay 1, 2026·1 min read

D.C. Circuit Rightly Pins Blame for America’s Insane Asylum System on Congress

Center for Immigration Studies

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D.C. Circuit Rightly Pins Blame for America’s Insane Asylum System on Congress

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A president can try to limit the damage done by the asylum and immigration laws, but he can neither disregard them nor repeal them. Congress, legislate up!

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A president can try to limit the damage done by the asylum and immigration laws, but he can neither disregard them nor repeal them. Congress, legislate up!

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