In the second Matter of A-B-, Attorney General Sessions left in place his question regarding particular social groups for briefing by the parties.
538 U.S. 510 (2003) Demore, district director, san francisco district of immigration and naturalization service, et al.v.kim. NO. 01-1491
In Matter of A. Vasquez, the BIA held that an 18 U.S.C. 1201 kidnapping conviction is on an aggravated felony under INA 101(a)(43)(H).
In Matter of M-S-, the Attorney General held that aliens screened from expedited removal after a credible fear interview are subject to mandatory detention.
In Henriquez v. Sessions, the Second Circuit analyzed drug convictions under NYPL 220.06 and bail jumping under NYPL 215.57 in the immigration context.
Harbin v. Sessions, NYPL 220.31, Aggravated Felony Trafficking, Controlled Substances Trafficking, Controlled Substances Act
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