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Cite as 23 I&N Dec. 373 (A.G. 2002)
Agency decision · Agency decision
See Iran Air v. Kugelman, 996 F.2d 1253, 1260 (D.C. … Sentences for variable periods of time generally are treated as sentences for the maximum period specified. See, e.g., United States v. Galicia-Delgado, 130 F.3d 518, 520-21 (2d Cir. 1997); People v.
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewUNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
Agency decision · Agency decision
Imacuclean Cleaning Servs., LLC, 13 OCAHO no. 1327, 3 (2019) (citing 8 C.F.R. § 274a.2(b)(2)(i)(A)). … Virtue, INS Acting Exec.
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
In commenting upon the conference report, Congressman Jacob H. … It was apparently as a result of the Deputy Attorney General's comment quoted above that section 2 of the Act of November 2, 1966 was enacted in its present form.
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
The petitioner and beneficiary have admittedly maintained no actual residence together except for a period of a few months in 1957. … fraud" resulting from unfounded claims to relationship based upon periodic visits abroad by citizens resident in the United States.
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
However, this question does not come to us on a clean slate. First, we generally apply a federal standard in determining whether a state offense fits within the aggravated felony definition. … An unauthorized use is distinguished from a deprivation for an extended period of time in which a “temporary use ripens into conduct that makes recovery by the owner unlikely.”
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
suit involved the period from 1948 to 1951. … In discussing the concept of ultimate fact as a final fact, the "Comment Note" in A.L.R. refers to King v.
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
The court refused to follow Louie King Fong, .supra, and held that the tenyear period ran from the commission of the last deportable act. Patsis v. … These cases were not the subject of comment in the cases we have already discussed.
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
We consider it appropriate to comment on two matters raised by these statements of the Service. … That act also extended deportability to aliens convicted of a violation of state as well as federal narcotic laws. These changes were carried forward into tne 1092 act.
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
The legislative history also restated with approval comments made in sonnet:tan with the enactment of the amendatory Act of August 21, 1958 (H.R. 2183, 85th Cong.) in which it was stated that in conformity … In order to warrant the favorable exercise of discretion, good moral character must exist for a reasonable period of time?
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
He was then admitted as a temporary visitor for pleasure for a period which, with extensions, was to run until July 5, 1962. … The only other aspect of the case requiring comment is respondent's alternative request for voluntary departure.
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
The sole issue is whether this action was correct. 679 Interim Decision #1605 Before discussing the evidence, we consider a comment necessary concerning the burden of proof in cases under section 241( … A comment is necessary concerning the meaning of "marital agreement."
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
No application for relief under section 243(h) of the Immigration and Nationality Act has been received to date. Additional comment on this aspect of the case, accordingly, is unnecessary. … Under these circumstances, it is clear that the respondent had a period far in excess of seven days in which to be made aware of the acts and conduct on her part the Service alleged to be in violation
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewCite as 26 I&N Dec. 88 (BIA 2013)
Agency decision · Agency decision
Protocol Against the Smuggling of Migrants by Land, Sea and Air, 2241 U.N.T.S. 507 (entered into force Jan. 28, 2004) (“Smuggling Protocol”); Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons … Furthermore, reports from the respondent’s family that unidentified individuals were looking for him in Ghana for an unspecified purpose, along with generalized comments that others in the community knew
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
In commenting on the proposed amendment of section 244 by the Act of October 24, 1962 the Congressional discussion as stated by Congressman Feighan stated as follows: "Suspension of deportation will not … The respondent has been granted a -waiver of the two-year foreign residence period required of one who acquired the status of an exchange visitor.
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
In House Report No. 1365, 82d Congress, 2d Session, accompanying H.R. 5678, on page 44 and 45, similar comment was made: h. … Section 214 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, in its pertinent portions, reads as follows : Sec. 214.
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
The petitioner correctly comments that the temporariness of an occupational position is a statutory requisite for classifying a temporary worker under section 101(a)(15)(H)(ii) of the Act. … The issue is whether or not the petitioner will employ the beneficiary for a limited period of time.
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
EXCLUDABLE: Act of 1952—Section 212(a) (9) [8 U.S.C. 1182(a) (9)1—Admits having committed crime, or acts which constitute the essential elements of crime, involving moral turpitude, to wit, bigamy. … The special inquiry officer in reaching this conclusion refers to a comment by the court in the case of Cermeno-Cerna, v.
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
Section 16 of the Act of September 11, 1957 (71 Stat. 644),' permits temporary absences from the United States during the period of required physical presence without a break in its continuity, provided … reaching its conclusion that the alien should be regarded as continuously physically present in the United States and hence eligible for suspension of deportation, the Board during its discussion made some comments
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
While I would prefer not to specifically comment on the discussion in either of the separate opinions I have referenced, I feel constrained to comment on the dissent’s statement that the majority errs … This claim, in my view, deserves no comment.
Executive Office for Immigration ReviewAgency decision · Agency decision
The immigration judge found the respondent deportable under section 241(a)(9) of the Immigration and Nationality Act. … In that case we commented on Matter of C — , supra, to emphasize that respondent C's studies had not been meaningfully interrupted as a result of 1 While we do not rely on any facts asserted in the Service
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