« A grant of asylum does not convey a right to remain permanently in the United States and may be terminated.
The date of the asylum grant guides the termination procedures.
Fraud in the application pertaining to eligibility for asylum at the time it was granted is grounds for termination regardless of the filing date.
The USCIS may terminate asylum if USCIS determines that the applicant:
- no longer meets the definition of a refugee,
- ordered, incited, assisted or participated in the persecution of any person on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group or political opinion,
- constitutes a danger to the community of the USA, if convicted of a particular serious crime,
- committed a serious non-political crime outside the USA prior to arriving,
- is a danger to the security of the USA,
- ….and many more clauses…like:
-termination of asylum status for a principal asylee also results in termination of any derivative’s asylum status.
Of course procedures and dispositions can be amended by vote of the congress.
If there is a will there is a way to execute the termination of the asylum.
As you may know or not the customs and immigration officer has the authority to decide of your entry or your expulsion.