Green Docket

Covers the US asylum process — from the first consultation to filing documents and the interview itself. Looks harder than most at what happens after filing: how rules shift, why a denial sometimes follows what seemed like a good interview, and what new ICE raids mean for people still waiting on a decision. Readers leave with the order of steps and the common traps at each stage, not a promise of a quick outcome. It separately breaks down how the Green Card and 2026 rule changes work, what asylum seekers risk if tourist visas get revoked, and what to do if someone is held in detention — including how a psychological evaluation can factor into a case. It also covers harder stories: families split by custody battles, and people left in ICE detention without access to medication. There's no legal advice or case support here — just how the procedures actually work.