In the 2011 Matter of D-R- decision, the Board discussed important issues involving the admissibility of expert testimony and ineffective assistance of counsel.
On August 21, 2020, the United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio entered a consent order and final judgment requiring the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to produce employment authorization documents expeditiously for a class of noncitizens with approved Form I-765 applications who were facing extremely long delays in obtaining an employment authorization document.
Acting DHS Secretary Wolf published a new DACA memo limiting new initial DACA, DACA validity periods, and DACA advance parole pending his review
In Matter of Nievlo Cardenas, the BIA issued an important decision on the requirement to correct incorrect notice to appear address information
In the second Matter of D-R- decision, the Board provided a clear definition of the meaning of “assisted, or otherwise participated in” for the extrajudicial killing context.
In Matter of D-R- 2017, the BIA held that when determining whether a misrepresentation of a material fact is material, adjudicators must apply the natural tendency test.
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