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Immigration

Immigration policy, enforcement and immigrant communities in Montgomery County and Maryland.

Brown Joins 21 Attorneys General Opposing Federal Rule That Skips Asylum Interviews

2026-09-30
By: Moderately MOCO
On: September 30, 2026
In: Attorney General, Government, Immigration, Maryland

Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown joined 20 other attorneys general in a comment letter opposing a DHS rule that refers asylum applications to immigration court without an interview.Continue Reading

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