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Davorin Odrcic on the length of delays in immigration courts

Immigration lawyer Davorin Odrcic discusses how long it takes for clients in the affirmative asylum process to be interviewed and subsequently receive hearings in the U.S. immigration court system.

By Nathan Denzin | Here & Now

October 8, 2024

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