Mentor Asylum Officers, providing critical technical assistance, guidance and advice for meeting or exceeding goals, standards and objectives.
Adjudicate complex asylum cases including those involving national security and egregious public safety concerns, high profile cases, cases involving novel or unsettled areas of law, and cases involving specific vulnerable populations.
Write legal decisions on novel cases and test cases to clarify or address new aspects of USCIS policies and procedures.
Work closely with USCIS Fraud Detection and National Security (FDNS) Officers, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) attorneys and agents, and other legal, law enforcement, and intelligence officials.
Making final determinations on complex and sensitive immigration benefits cases that are discretionary and potentially precedent-setting;
Analyzing and evaluating immigration adjudications processes with regard to production, quality, and service to the public;
Providing guidance, direction, and support on policy matters for immigration services;
Reviewing decisions on asylum, suspension of deportation, or other immigration benefits published by field officers to ensure proper application of all relevant guidance.
Mentor Asylum Officers, providing critical technical assistance, guidance and ad
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