Asylum Country Conditions Research video
Ask per claim element and get highlighted, page-cited excerpts in English and Spanish, beside the passages the government will quote against them. 1:18
What the film shows
Finds and cites the country-conditions evidence that supports each asylum claim, for counsel
Agents turn the claim into research questions, search the approved sources in English and Spanish, cut each passage with its page, draft translations and surface the passages the government is likely to quote. The associate pins what goes in; a translator certifies; the attorney of record decides every contrary passage and approves the packet.
Transcript
- Asylum Country Conditions Research finds and cites the evidence for each asylum claim.
- Two point two six million asylum cases await a hearing, each needing a country packet.
- Lorena fled a gang-affiliated partner in Honduras; her claim has four elements.
- Teodor asks per element, and agents search thirty-seven sources in English and Spanish.
- He asks if she can relocate safely; four cited excerpts come back.
- Beside them, the passage government counsel will quote, with a drafted answer.
- He pins all five into tab E; the index reaches one hundred twelve pages.
- Each contrary passage is answered, or set aside by the attorney with a reason.
- Paola certifies the translations, and Marisol approves: one hour, not two days.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.