The BIA held that a Cuban parolee who entered on Aug.25, 1980 from the Mariel Boatlift had not been admitted as a refugee despite the language of his Form I-94.
The EOIR published new guidance on adjudicating asylum applications before an immigration judge within 180 days, absent exceptional circumstances.
On March 6, 2017, the USCIS updated its Affirmative Asylum Scheduling Bulletin for category 3 affirmative asylum applications.
Attorney General Sessions referred Matter of Negusie to himself for review for consideration of whether there is a duress exception to the persecution of others bar.
Under a stay agreement in Mendez Rojas, the government has agreed to treat asylum applications by class members as timely filed notwithstanding asylum time bar.
In Matter of M-H-Z-, the Board held that the material support bar does not contemplate an exception for de minimis material support to a terrorist organization
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