Several humans all over the world face hardships everyday like walking through war zones. Some people risk their lives whenever they step out into the light of the day. These people try to escape these horrors by seeking asylum in the United States. However, because of Trump's’ restrictions on immigration more and more people are trying to seek asylum in the United States to try and grant passage into this great country. Due to more people trying to seek asylum in the United States the actual people who need to seek asylum face a longer process. Most of these asylum seekers unfortunately are not granted asylum majority of the time. With more jobs being available because of President Trump it would seem asylum seekers would be able to live happily here in the United States and provide to our economy.
People who come to seek asylum in the United States need to prove that if they were to go back to their country they would die. Most people who come to seek asylum in the United States are trying to bypass our strict immigration process. If in the United States we were more strict with our process and more analysis on people's reasons for seeking asylum. If the United States Immigration Court could go into more depth of why people are seeking asylum more people who actually need asylum can be granted access to the country. We should be able to identify if a person truly needs asylum faster. The best way we could do this is to figure out an asylum seekers country of origin. This would tell the immigration court what kind of living conditions these people are coming from.
This new process may lead to less people trying to seek asylum as a bypass of our immigration process. More people would be able to be granted passage to our country so that they may be safe from any hardships that may be present. Our country thrives off of new people coming into our country.
it is just common sense to process these cases faster so people who are actually in danger can find safety. stop wasting time on people who dont need it and start helping those who really do.