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  I n many nations, there is a specific court or tribunal system that handles immigration and asylum issues. This system is known as the Immigration and Asylum Tribunal , or simply the Immigration Tribunal. Reviewing immigration officials' rulings on petitions for visas, residency permits, asylum, deportation, and other immigration-related issues is its main duty. Their mission is to provide unbiased and equitable hearings for anyone contesting immigration judgments, and they do this independently of immigration officials. This guarantees that choices are made in compliance with relevant rules and regulations and on the basis of the merits of each situation. People have the right to appeal to the Immigration Tribunal if they disagree with immigration decisions made by government officials, such as deportation orders or refusals of visas. Based on the facts offered during the appeal hearing, the tribunal considers these appeals and has the power to reverse, affirm, or amend the firs