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Immigration Law Explained

Sam Nelson

Real-world explanations of recent Circuit Court decisions on immigration law.

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The worst of the worst

John Raymond Conner III is a U.S. citizen and a Very Bad Person.

In 2019, he was leading a hip-hop dance troupe, “The Infamous Dancerettes”. He molested one of the dancers and infected them with HIV. He pleaded guilty to statutory rape an...

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One hand washes the other

Two recent opinions piss me off in similar ways.

Each case involves a potentially strong asylum claim. Each was denied because the judges used minor, easily-explained inconsistencies to find the petitioners not credible.

I’ve written a lo...

13 days ago
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The beating of his hideous heart

I have a bit of trepidation about today’s post.

Most of my writing is about immigrants who are treated unjustly — by the law, the judge, the appeals court, or their own lawyer.

This case is different. As we’ll see, the petitioner is not...

20 days ago
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Mainly, he told the truth.

This is a simple story that ends with a simple question.

China

In China, Xiaoyu and her husband Hao (names are aliases) had a child together. When Xiaoyu became pregnant a second time, they came up against the “one child” policy. The g...

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The In-Laws

After you cross the U.S. border, you have one year to ask for asylum. If you miss the deadline, you never get another chance.

There’s an important exception: “changed country conditions”. If something big happened in your home country, you...

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