The number of Central American asylum seekers continues to increase at border

April 2, 2019

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The United States has seen an increase in Central American migrants seeking asylum. Ayensa Millan, an immigration attorney at CIMA Law Group, joins us on “Arizona Horizon” to discuss the issue and explain what qualifies a person to be granted asylum and what the process is after they’ve been detained by immigration authorities.

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Ayensa Millan, CIMA Law Group

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