An immigration judge can rely on direct and circumstantial evidence in determining whether an alien should be denied bond for posing a danger to the community.
One of the most challenging obstacles for a noncitizen is seeking release from immigration detention on bond after having been placed in removal proceedings
In Matter of Obaigbena, the BIA held that assertions of counsel are not evidence and that a petitioner must be given reasonable opportunity to respond to notice of intent to deny.
In this article, we examine the analysis in Jennings v. Rodriguez over whether section 242(b)(9) deprives courts of jurisdiction over detention claims in removal proceedings.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions released a DOJ memo requiring DOJ components to follow APA notice-and-comment when making binding rules
In Matter of Ortega-Lopez, the BIA held that a federal animal fighting statute (incl. cockfighting), was for, like prostitution, a crime involving moral turpitude.
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