In Matter of Valenzuela Gallardo, the BIA clarified its definition of aggravated felony obstruction of justice and included accessory after the fact.
The New York Court of Appeals Second Department held that New York law does not permit detention solely on the basis of an ICE detainer request for a civil immigration crime.
Attorney General Whitaker published a referral in Matter of Castillo-Perez to examine multiple driving under the influence convictions and good moral character.
In the Matter of Tima, the Board held that a section 237(a)(1)(H) waiver cannot waive removability for a CIMT conviction even when the conviction is based on immigration fraud.
B1 visa, B1 Temporary Business Visitor, B1 Business Visitor, Matter of Hira, FAM, Unlawful Employment, B1 business visitor
We examine a DOS/AILA Q and A which discussed travel ban waivers, prudential visa revocations based on DUI, and E2 visas for New Zealand and Ecuador.
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