Immigration and Asylum Law

Immigration and asylum law govern how people from other countries can enter, stay, and work in a nation. Immigration law sets the rules for legal entry, visas, and residency, while asylum law provides protection to individuals fleeing persecution or danger in their home countries. When someone applies for asylum, they must prove they face serious harm if returned home. These laws aim to balance national security with compassion for those seeking safety or better opportunities. Procedures involve applications, reviews, and legal processes to ensure fair treatment and compliance with the country’s regulations.