Nationwide Asylum Defense
Afraid to Return Home? You May Qualify for Asylum.
We fight asylum and deportation cases nationwide — and you talk to a real attorney, not a call center. Your consultation is free and 100% confidential.
What Our Clients Say
Hundreds of clients nationwide have trusted Santos Khoury to handle asylum and deportation defense matters.
Real Client Wins
Client information has been redacted for privacy. Case outcomes depend on individual facts and do not guarantee future results.
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I am afraid to go back to my country
You were threatened, attacked, persecuted, or fear returning because of your political opinion, religion, nationality, race, or membership in a particular social group.
I entered the U.S. more than one year ago
Many people think the one-year deadline automatically destroys their asylum case. That is not always true — we regularly evaluate exceptions and changed circumstances.
USCIS denied my asylum application
A denial does not always mean the end. Many asylum cases continue in Immigration Court, where additional evidence and testimony can be presented.
I have no documents or evidence
Most people do not arrive with a perfect case. We help clients build evidence packages using country reports, declarations, witness statements, and expert evidence.
I already have an immigration case
You may still qualify for asylum even if you are in removal proceedings or have another immigration matter pending.
I want to protect my spouse and children
Asylum can often provide protection for eligible family members.
What Recent Court Decisions Mean for Asylum Seekers
Many people believe asylum has been completely eliminated. That is not true.
Courts have repeatedly blocked attempts to restrict asylum. It remains governed by existing federal law — and is still available to those who qualify.
Many who think they have no options are surprised to learn they still qualify. The only way to know is to have your case reviewed.
Missed the One-Year Filing Deadline?
One of the biggest myths is that missing the one-year deadline automatically destroys an asylum case. In reality, federal law allows exceptions for changed or extraordinary circumstances — and we’ve helped clients qualify even after filing late.
The only way to know if an exception applies is an individual legal review.
Common Examples We Evaluate
- Changed country conditions
- Changes in personal circumstances
- Serious medical issues
- Mental health conditions
- Prior ineffective legal representation
- Extraordinary personal circumstances
Experienced Asylum & Deportation Defense Attorneys
Asylum cases are won on preparation, evidence, and courtroom experience — and that’s our focus.
- Whether you qualify
- Whether the one-year deadline can be overcome
- What evidence will strengthen your case
- Whether your spouse or children may qualify
- What risks exist before filing
You Do Not Need to Figure This Out Alone
Every day you wait is another day without a strategy. Schedule your confidential consultation today.
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