
Real-world explanations of recent Circuit Court decisions on immigration law.
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This is a simple story that ends with a simple question.
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...
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...
These days we don’t get a whole lot of victories. When we do, we should savor them.
A little legal background before we get to the good stuff. Feel free to skip ahead.
To be eligible for asylum, you have to...
This week I’m taking a respite from the horrors of home-country persecution. Mr. Ulloa’s case is one of pure legal interpretation.
You’re ineligible for some immigration benefits if you have been convicted of certai...
Today’s post is all about the footnote.
Lorenzo Cruz-Rodriguez was ordered removed because he didn’t attend his immigration hearing (“in absentia”). This happens all the time, and it’s usually hard to do anything about it. Basically, if th...
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