asylum case finally approved after nineteen months. client cried in the hallway. i cried in the bathroom. paralegal bought donuts. nobody talks about how much of immigration law is waiting for a pdf to arrive and pretending you're calm while someone's life is an attachment. the system is designed to exhaust you before it helps you.
The Client Cried When We Won
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The Client Cried When We Won
The asylum case was approved after nineteen months. My client cried in the hallway. I cried in the bathroom. The paralegal bought donuts.
Nobody talks about how much of immigration law is waiting for a PDF to arrive and pretending you are calm while someone's life is an attachment.
The system is designed to exhaust people before it helps them. The win is real. The cost is also real. Approval does not erase the months of sleep lost to case status refreshes and the terror of a missing document.
I am glad today. I am also angry that gladness required nineteen months and three inches of evidence that a human being is human.
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