This article discusses Matter of S- and Martinez v. Nagle, where it was held that general federal sentences apply to each count unless otherwise stipulated.
In Matter of M-G-G-, AG Sessions will review whether certain aliens who are initially screened for expedited removal but establish a credible fear of persecution are eligible for bond.
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 Matter of Velasquez-Rios, the BIA held that it must look at the language of a state statute at the time of conviction to determine if a sentence of one year or more could be imposed
In this article, we examine INA 101(a)(43)(C), the aggravated felony for illicit trafficking in firearms, explosives, or destructive devices.
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