In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If the asylum officer who interviewed you does not believe that you face persecution in your home country, they will recommend against granting you asylum. If you are denied, your case will be referred to an immigration judge, assuming you affirmatively applied for asylum. You will be able to stay in the United States as you appeal your denial. You can also apply for work authorization if you have been waiting more than 150 days. Talk to your lawyer about how to get this authorization. Here you or your attorney will present evidence to convince the judge that you are eligible for asylum. The judge will also hear evidence presented by ICE. If the judge finds you eligible, you will be awarded asylum. The judge may also consider other relief, if appropriate. If during the initial application phase you did not present evidence (expert witness affidavits, newspaper articles, etc.) to corroborate your claim of persecution in your home country, you should present it now. After hearing all of the evidence, the judge will likely issue an oral ruling in the courtroom. If you are denied by the immigration judge, you can appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA). You will need to file within 30 calendar days of the judge's oral decision. The BIA will not take testimony during the appeal but will look for legal errors while reviewing the transcript of the previous hearing. You do not have to attend the BIA appeal in person. It usually takes at least a year to hear back from the BIA. If the appeals board finds an error in the hearing, it will either grant asylum or send the case back to the immigration judge for rehearing. You can keep appealing all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court if you believe you have a valid legal issue. Talk with your attorney about your prospects for continued appeals.
Summary: Appeal to an immigration judge. Attend the hearing. File a second appeal, if necessary.

Problem: Article: Remember the secret: they don't know that you are leading their ideas your way on purpose. Even if you decide whether or not you want to end the relationship (friendships onlynot in a romantic relationship). Perhaps watching a loved one squirm is all you need to realize that you actually do love them deep, deep down. Really deep down. Tell them that something does not look good on them when it doesn't. It's not your fault that you don't have the best tact. Avoid finishing off their favorite snacks when you meet up with them; so that they have to go buy more. If s/he's hosting a party, keep helping, giving seconds and filling the empty serving dishes, glasses, plates, (whatever) so that they do not have to keep running back and forth. Be "distant" friends with all the guys (or girls) they hang out with. Once their guy friends are a little lusty over you, a girl is never going to be happy; so avoid that. Ladies, this means never flirting with her boyfriend or the guy she's been crushing on for foreverit's too obvious and downright catty. Jealousy, also, can arise in relationships between two guy friends when the girls flock towards one of them. Don't say things that you know will upset them, i.e.: not to the point that they'll confront you about it. For example, if your friend is country, why talk about how much you wish that they would just chop down all the trees in front of the road signs. Remember, they have to be things that you actually believe. If you also love living out in the country, you'd obviously seem a liar who's trying to irritate people, if you get too much into upsetting them. Listen to music they know and sing the words in the car. Or listen to music they don't really like much, but only if they've listened to them before. If they only like "I Kissed A Girl" by Katy Perry, but don't like any of the other songs, then if you play the rest of them, singing all the words, insist that you thought they might learn to like her, if you were asked to turn it off. Become friends with their friends, better than they expect. This is possible, if you try to win over their friends because your friend will be aware that you are angling a little more than usual lately and will most likely have talked to them about it. But, if you have mutual friends, don't just invite the mutual friends to go to movies when you know your roommate/relative can't goor apologize, and if you know that they don't want to see it, but you and the mutual friends do.
Summary:
Avoid being passive aggressive towards someone who knows you well; also, you don't start to act strangely out of the blue.