from, removable from, or deportable from the United States, or ineligible to apply for or be granted asylum or withholding of removal. (h) Extensions of deadlines on behalf of designated agencies A designated agency may seek an extension of any of the deadlines set forth in this subsection by applying for an extension with an Immigration Judge. The Immigration Judge must issue an order stating that the designated agency has established that good cause warrants the granting of an extension. An extension may be granted for up to thirty days. Only two extensions may be granted, in total, to a designated agency during the entirety of an Asylum Applicant’s asylum application process. Any extensions of the deadlines shall not affect the detention of the Asylum Applicant. (i) Extensions of deadlines on behalf of asylum applicants An Asylum Applicant may seek an extension of any of the deadlines set forth in this subsection by applying for an extension with an Immigration Judge. The Immigration Judge must issue an order stating that the Asylum Applicant has established that good cause warrants the granting of an extension. An extension may be granted for up to thirty days. Only two extensions may be granted, in total, to an Asylum Applicant during the entirety of the Asylum Applicant’s asylum application process. Any extensions of the deadlines shall not affect the detention of the Asylum Applicant. 7. Consequences of denial of asylum application Notwithstanding any other provision of law, judicial determination, consent decree, or settlement agreement: (a) Once a Final Order of Removal for an Asylum Applicant is issued, the designated agency shall remove from the United States within four days the Asylum Applicant and any child for whom the Asylum Applicant is the parent or legal guardian and has been detained with the Asylum Applicant. (1) Exception If the child has a parent or legal guardian who will be remaining physically present in the United States when the Asylum Applicant is removed, the child will remain in or