This webinar will provide an overview of legal developments in the wake of Niz-Chavez, including how a defective NTA may provide grounds for notice-based rescission of an in absentia removal order or for termination of removal proceedings as a...
During this webinar, the faculty will discuss how to screen for expedited removal orders, review 8 CFR § 103.5, highlight potential legal and factual arguments, offer insight into the framing and components of the motion to reopen or reconsider...
During this hybrid seminar, the faculty discuss all about motions to reopen.
Cancellation of removal under the Violence Against Women Act (“VAWA”) is an often overlooked form of relief for noncitizen survivors of abuse who are faced with removal proceedings. This practice advisory introduces and provides an overview of the...
During this webinar, the faculty discuss various bars to immigration relief that a removal order can cause and will outline strategies for overcoming those bars. The webinar also covers the latest updates in seeking adjustment of status for Temporary...
People who have been ordered removed by an immigration judge or other immigration official face significant risks and hurdles in establishing eligibility for immigration benefits for which they might otherwise be eligible. For example, individuals...
Terrorism-related inadmissibility grounds (TRIG) can be extremely detrimental to a noncitizen's case, but TRIG allegations are not insuperable barriers. This webinar addresses how to overcome TRIG allegations by taking a deep dive into the elements...
This webinar takes a deep dive into precedent on credibility and impeachment issues and guidance on how adjudicators determine credibility and review these determinations on appeal. The faculty will also offer practical tips on how to present asylum...
During this webinar, presenters provide background on the qualifications of and role of interpreters in immigration court, explain how practitioners can help prevent interpretation inaccuracies, discuss strategies for rectifying interpretation errors...
Practice Alert: DOJ's Office of Immigration Litigation Publishes Petition for Review Remand Criteria
On July 15, 2022, the Department of Justice’s Office of Immigration Litigation (OIL) published its criteria for agreeing to remand petitions for review (PFR) filed by individuals in U.S. courts of appeals to challenge final removal orders issued by...