9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals,
Immigration
May 14, 2024
Appeals court panel appears puzzled by arguments in asylum seeker case
The case is one of several that is percolating through the court system about the administration's requirement that asylum seekers schedule an appointment using a mobile app known as CBP One at a Point of Entry and what happens if they do not.
A 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel on Monday seemed confused by arguments by attorneys for Al Otro Lado Inc. and the federal government concerning whether to enforce a Biden administration rule turning back asylum seekers who sought to cross the border without making an appointment on a smartphone app.
The case is one of several that is percolating through the court system about the administration's requirement that asylum seekers schedule an appointment using a mobile ...
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