BIA Holds That The Time And Place Requirement In INA §239(a)(1) Is A Crime-Processing Rule, Not A Jurisdictional Requirement. An Objection To A Noncompliant Notice To Appear (NTA) Will Generally… CONTINUE

BIA Holds That A Conviction For Unlawfully Selling Or Otherwise Disposing Of A Firearm Or Ammunition In Violation Of 18 U.S.C. §922(d) Does Not Render One Removable Under INA §… CONTINUE

BIA Holds That An Immigration Judge May Rely On Impeachment Evidence As Part Of A Credibility Determination Where The Evidence Is Probative And Its Admission Is Not Fundamentally Unfair, And… CONTINUE

BIA Holds That The U.S. Supreme Court’s  Construction Of “Physical Force” in Johnson v. United States, 559 U.S. 133 (2010) And Stokeling v. U.S., 139 S. Ct. 544 (2019) Controls… CONTINUE

Attorney General Overrules Matter of G-G-S-, 26 I&N Dec. 339 (BIA 2014), Holds That Immigration Adjudicators May Consider A Respondent’s Mental Health In Determining Whether An Individual, “Having Been Convicted… CONTINUE

BIA Holds That A “Conviction” Under INA §101(a)(48)(A) Requires A Finding Of Guilt In A Proceeding That Affords Defendants All Of The Constitutional Rights Of Criminal Procedure That Are Applicable… CONTINUE