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The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) has long treated fraud and willful misrepresentation as distinct inadmissibility grounds and refined when identity-related lies are material.
Yes — a lawful noncitizen can appeal many deportation (removal) orders in the U.S.; appeals normally begin by filing a Notice of Appeal with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) and follow strict de...
across multiple districts have recently rolled back sweeping / efforts to eliminate immigration bond hearings, with a major class ruling in and several regional injunctions restoring bond eligibility ...
A denial of adjustment under the (CAA) because the government says a Form I‑220A does not constitute “parole” places a Cuban respondent in procedural limbo: the record shows the immediate remedies are...
The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) has long treated fraud and willful misrepresentation as distinct inadmissibility grounds and refined when identity-related lies are “material,” issuing precedent...