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DACA Saved (for now) by U.S. Supreme Court Decisi
What Happened? On June 18, 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that the Trump administration’s 2017 attempt to terminate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program was legally improper…
26 Jun
Federal Appeals Court to Allow Expanded Expedited
What Happened A Federal Appeals court ruling appears to have cleared the way for the Trump Administration’s expanded use of “expedited removals.” The lower court’s order blocking implementation of the…
24 Jun
Civil Immigration Detention and COVID-19: Why ICE
Background Over 450 people are currently jailed in the Aurora ICE GEO Detention Center. ICE detainees are held in civil, not criminal, detention. This means that none of them are…
23 Apr
BIA Issues Decision Making it More Difficult for
We often receive calls from individuals seeking to understand if they are eligible for a special form of immigration relief called Ten-year cancellation of removal. Ten-year Cancellation of Removal is…
22 Apr
ICE Issues Guidance on COVID-19
ICE issued guidance on its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, including on what ICE has done to protect detainees in ICE custody. ICE confirmed that as of 4/14/20, 77 detainees,…
15 Apr
Detained Immigration Courts Continue to Operate a
The Executive Office for Immigration Review has failed to enact any meaningful changes in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. While many other parts of the immigration system have made drastic…
24 Mar
Third Circuit joins a growing number of circuit c
On February 26, 2020, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals issued its decision in Guadalupe v. Attorney General of the United States, a case Petitioner brought seeking termination of his…
02 Mar
Department of Justice Creates “Denaturalization
On February 26, the DOJ announced the creation of an official section focused on taking away citizenship from naturalized citizens who allegedly obtained citizenship illegally. Previous administrations had only focused…
27 Feb
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