US judge suspends DHS rule shortening refugee status defense deadline to 10 days

A US federal judge has suspended until November 6 a Department of Homeland Security rule that reduced the deadline for refugees to defend their status from 30 to 10 days. The suspension halts implementation of the rule, which critics argue undermines due process for refugees. The ruling is a temporary setback for DHS, with the final outcome pending further judicial review.

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