In the Matter of M-J-K-, the BIA rendered a precedent decision regarding the Immigration Judge’s discretion to institute mental competency safeguards in immigration proceedings.
This article explains the process for filing a Form I-589 application for asylum and withholding of removal and applying for withholding of removal and motions to reopen.
This article overviews reasonable fear determinations and withholding removal proceedings for aliens subject to expedited removal as aggravated felons or reinstatement of removal.
Under BIA precedent, an immigration judge may not issue an order of withholding of removal under INA 241(b)(3) without first issuing an explicit order of removal.
An alien for whom the Attorney General has serious reasons to believe committed a serious nonpolitical crime outside the United States is ineligible for withholding of removal
This article, we example relevant case law to examine what constitutes a particularly serious crime under INA 241(b)(3)(B)(ii) in the withholding of removal context.
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