Matter of Falodun, 27 I&N Dec. 52 (BIA 2017): Certificate of Citizenship can be Revoked Without Denatz Proceedings
In Matter of Falodun, the BIA held that judicial denaturalization proceedings are not required to revoke a certificate of citizenship.
In Matter of Falodun, the BIA held that judicial denaturalization proceedings are not required to revoke a certificate of citizenship.
The ICE changed how it will handle congressional private bills for relief from removal. Notably, Director Homan changed the stay of removal rules.
The Board clarified its decision from the Matter of Avetisyan regarding contested motions to recalendar or administratively close immigration proceedings.
In Marin-Marin v. Sessions, the Second Circuit rejected arguments that a removal order implicated the Fifth Amendment’s Due Process Clause or the Eighth Amendment.
This article covers section 237(a)(5) deportability for an alien who became a public charge within 5 years of entry and when aliens are deportable on public charge grounds.
On March 6, 2017, President Trump issued a new version of his Executive Order providing for the suspension of entry from six countries. Iraqi nationals are no longer subject.
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