BIA Holds That Proximity In Time Is Necessary But Not Sufficient To Conclude That Two Crimes Arise From A Single Scheme Of Criminal Misconduct Under INA §237(a)(2)(A)(ii). Matter of Adetiba,… CONTINUE
BIA Holds That A Supplemental Filing To A Motion To Reopen
BIA Holds That A Supplemental Filing To A Motion To Reopen That Raises Claims That Are Fundamentally Different From Those Raised In The Original Motional Is Treated As A Separate… CONTINUE
Email Address Of Record Does Not Excuse A Party’s Failure To Comply With Briefing Deadlines
BIA Holds That Where Parties Were Properly Served With Electronic Notice Of The Briefing Schedule, A Representative’s Failure To Diligently Monitor The Inbox, Including The Spam Folder, Of The Email… CONTINUE
BIA Holds That When The Government Must Prove The Elements Of A Sentencing Enhancement Beyond A Reasonable Doubt
BIA Holds That When The Government Must Prove The Elements Of A Sentencing Enhancement Beyond A Reasonable Doubt, Those Additional Elements Are Combined With The Elements Of The Underlying Criminal… CONTINUE
BIA Holds That Its Prior Holding In Matter Of Fernandes, 28 I&N Dec. 605 (BIA 2022), That An Objection To A Noncompliant Notice To Appear Will Generally Be Considered Timely If Raised Prior To The Close Of Pleadings Is Not A Change In Law, And Thus Matter Of Fernandes Applies Retroactively.
BIA Holds That Its Prior Holding In Matter Of Fernandes, 28 I&N Dec. 605 (BIA 2022), That An Objection To A Noncompliant Notice To Appear Will Generally Be Considered Timely… CONTINUE
BIA Holds That A Petitioner Seeking Approval Of A Form I-130 For An Adopted Child From A Country That Is A Party To The Hague Convention Should Provide
BIA Holds That A Petitioner Seeking Approval Of A Form I-130 For An Adopted Child From A Country That Is A Party To The Hague Convention Should Provide, Regardless Of… CONTINUE
BIA Holds That Applicants Bear The Burden Of Establishing Their Own Credibility
BIA Holds That Applicants Bear The Burden Of Establishing Their Own Credibility, And No Statute Or Legal Precedent Compels An Immigration Judge To Conclude That An Applicant’s Testimony Is Credible…. CONTINUE
BIA Seeks Amicus Curiae Briefs Discussing The Scope Of An Immigration Judge’s Duty To Develop The Record For A Pro Se Respondent.
BIA Seeks Amicus Curiae Briefs Discussing The Scope Of An Immigration Judge’s Duty To Develop The Record For A Pro Se Respondent. On June 28, 2024, the Board of Immigration… CONTINUE
Release From Federal Criminal Custody Does Not Preclude An Immigration Judge From Denying A Request For Release From Immigration Detention
BIA Holds That Release From Federal Criminal Custody Does Not Preclude An Immigration Judge From Denying A Request For Release From Immigration Detention Under INA §236(a). On January 11, 2024,… CONTINUE
The Regulation At 8 C.F.R. § 1240.1
The Regulation At 8 C.F.R. § 1240.17 Applies Only To Those Placed In Expedited Removal Proceedings Whose Applications For Relief And Protection Were First Adjudicated By USCIS And Who Were… CONTINUE
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