The American administration is considering a new rule that would speed up the processing of asylum applications for migrants who are escaping persecution, according to Axios. The proposed rule would prevent certain individuals from seeking asylum in the US if they have already sought refuge in another country. This could lead to faster denial of their claims, with the possibility of completing the process within a day or even a few hours, if a partnering country agrees. The implementation of this rule could also result in a significant increase in the deportation of migrants. This is just one of the potential steps being considered by the Biden administration to address the issue of uncontrolled migration, which remains a key challenge for the administration as it faces opposition from conservative groups.