When Permanent Residents Cannot be Considered to be Seeking Admission
Matter of Pena limited Matter of Koloamatangi in holding that an alien who obtained LPR status through fraud cannot be considered to be seeking admission.
Matter of Pena limited Matter of Koloamatangi in holding that an alien who obtained LPR status through fraud cannot be considered to be seeking admission.
In Garcia-Hernandez v. Boente, the 7th Circuit held that the categorical analysis is inapplicable to INA 237(a)(2)(E)(ii). The BIA agreed in Matter of Obshatko.
The USCIS publicized its role in the investigation of a marriage fraud scheme. The scheme involved helping Nigerian nationals enter into fraudulent marriages.
In Matter of Keeley, the Board clarified the scope of aggravated felony rape under INA 101(a)(43)(A). The decision followed the reasoning of Esquivel-Quintana.
Form N-600, Certificate of Citizenship, INA § 320, By birth or naturalization, qualify as an adopted child
In Matter of Tavididshvili, the BIA held that criminally negligent homicide under New York law is not a crime involving moral turpitude because criminal negligence is insufficient.
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