In Matter of Cordero-Garcia, the BIA applied the Montgomery Ward retroactivity test to hold that its 101(a)(43)(S) obstruction of justice definition is retroactive.
President Donald Trump published an Executive Order on Guidance Documents, mandating new OMB procedures for reviewing existing guidance documents and publishing new ones.
The EOIR published an interim rule providing for changes to internal EOIR organization involving the EOIR Director, General Counsel, and Office of Policy.
In Mata v. Lynch, the Supreme Court held that courts have jurisdiction over statutory motions to reopen that were untimely filed and where BIA declined to reopen sua sponte.
The Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) will provide timely, consistent, and accurate resolution of appeals through written decisions that are fair, impartial
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