No querrás regresar a tu país si estás pidiendo asilo
25 Jan 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief legal‑advice monologue, the speaker explains that anyone who has filed an asylum application does so because they have a credible, serious fear of persecution or harm if they return to their home country. Consequently, while the asylum case is pending, the applicant must not travel back, as doing so would invalidate the claim by contradicting the asserted fear. The speaker notes that once asylum is granted and the person obtains residency or citizenship, and if conditions in the home country improve, travel back may be permissible. The core message is a clear warning: returning while the case is pending cancels the asylum claim.










