This article discusses Secretary Kelly’s border memo as it pertains to the expansion of expedited removal, the expansion of immigration detention, and credible fear interviews.
An immigration judge can rely on direct and circumstantial evidence in determining whether an alien should be denied bond for posing a danger to the community.
One of the most challenging obstacles for a noncitizen is seeking release from immigration detention on bond after having been placed in removal proceedings
This article examines whether and when a foreign lawyer can qualify for EB1A extraordinary ability classification and issues involving EB2 lawyers.
Is an individual eligible for some form of protection, including a U visa? Check our review of a non-precedent AAO decision on U nonimmigrant status.
In Matter of Obaigbena, the BIA held that assertions of counsel are not evidence and that a petitioner must be given reasonable opportunity to respond to notice of intent to deny.
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