In the Matter of Villalobos, the BIA held that it had jurisdiction to determine if an alien who benefitted from 245A legalization and adjustment was eligible for adjustment.
The Matter of Castro-Lopez held that when the 10-year physical presence requirement for NACARA cancellation, it stars with the most recently incurred ground of removal.
The Matter of Y-S-L-C-held that the that testimony in immigration proceedings should be admitted if it is probative and if its admission would be fundamentally fair.
In Godfrey v. Lynch, the 8th Cir. found that an alien who checked on the Form I-9 that he was a citizen or national made a false representation of citizenship.
Matter of C-C- is a precedent BIA decision from 1948 holding that an alien may not be placed in deportation for an overstay when he was prevented from departing.
Aliens at the border inadmissible under certain security and related grounds are subject to summary removal at the discretion of the Attorney General
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