In Duron v. Johnson, the Fifth Circuit held that it had no jurisdiction to consider claims brought by children of an alien ordered removed under the INA.
The Form I-829 for the removal of conditions on an immigrant investor’s permanent residency must now be filed with a USCIS Lockbox Facility.
Matter of Medina-Jimenez stated that the categorical approach does not govern whether violating an order of protection makes an alien ineligible for cancellation of removal.
In Mejia Galindo v. Sessions, the Seventh Circuit held that the BIA did not have authority to enter a final order of removal in the first instance.
This article contains the up-to-date list of Supreme Court Circuit Justice assignments apportioned by Chief Justice John Roberts under 28 USC 42.
Matter of Arai established guidance for the favorable exercise of discretion in adjustment of status cases, including those involving unauthorized employment.
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