The Third Circuit reversed the BIA decision in Matter of Chavez-Alvarez where BIA held that one count could be presumed to be whole of general sentence.
In Matter of L-A-B-R-, Attorney General Sessions wrote new rules for when good cause is shown for a motion for continuance to pursue collateral relief.
In this post, we discuss the 1954 BIA decision in Matter of M- on adjournment of proceedings to seek collateral relief from removal.
In Matter of Silva-Rodriguez, the BIA overruled a one-year continuance to give a respondent time to establish genuine rehabilitation for former 212(c) relief.
In Matter of Roussis, the BIA held that the IJ cannot cede his or her exclusive jurisdiction over adjustment of status applications in deportation proceedings.
In Pereira v. Sessions, SCOTUS held that a notice to appear must include the time and date of proceedings under 239(a)(1) to trigger the stop-time rule.
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