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Clare Cherkasky has been winning asylum for her Afghan clients since 1989. But her clients' options have been dramatically altered since Sept. 11, as some contemplate remaining illegal to avoid drawing attention to themselves. Ironically, current efforts to unseat the Taliban may work against some of her clients, says Cherkasky. If the Taliban is out of power by the time of a client's hearing, asylum is unlikely.
November 07, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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