Ninth Circuit Holds That Deficient NTA Cannot Be Cured By Notice of Hearing
The 9th Circuit rejected Matter of Mendoza-Hernandez based on Pereira and held that a defective notice to appear cannot be cured by a notice of hearing.
The 9th Circuit rejected Matter of Mendoza-Hernandez based on Pereira and held that a defective notice to appear cannot be cured by a notice of hearing.
In Matter of Morales, the BIA detailed when a stepparent is a qualifying relative for establishing extreme hardship for cancellation of removal.
In Matter of Portillo-Gutierrez, the BIA held that a stepchild who is a “child” under the INA is a qualifying relative for exceptionally unusual hardship.
In Matter of Zhang, the BIA held that there is no “intent” requirement to deportability for false claims to U.S. citizenship under INA 237(a)(3)(D).
In Matter of Ortega-Lopez, the BIA reaffirmed Matter of Cortez regarding a crime of moral turpitude is a bar to non-permanent resident cancellation of removal
Fourth Circuit in Romero v.Barr held Matter of CastroTum warrants neither Auer or Skidmore deference. IJs & the BIA have general administrative closure authority.
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