In the 2011 Matter of D-R- decision, the Board discussed important issues involving the admissibility of expert testimony and ineffective assistance of counsel.
In the second Matter of D-R- decision, the Board provided a clear definition of the meaning of “assisted, or otherwise participated in” for the extrajudicial killing context.
In Matter of D-R- 2017, the BIA held that when determining whether a misrepresentation of a material fact is material, adjudicators must apply the natural tendency test.
In this article, we examine the facts underlying the BIA’s 2011 and 2017 Matter of D-R- decisions regarding the respondent’s service at Srebrenica during the Bosnian War.
In this post, we examine new guidance for immigration judges on granting continuance requests. It addresses the motion for continuance in different contexts.
AILA posted its April 6, 2017 question and answer with ICE. It addressed the interior memo, border security, prosecutorial discretion, DACA, enforcement priorities, and more.
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