Lancaster, PA
Immigration Lawyer at Lancaster, PA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Mediation, Appeals
OUTCOME: Remand
Alien's marijuana convictions under NYPL 221.40 do not constitute aggravated felonies in the absence of evidence from criminal court proceedings evidencing drug trafficking or dealing
OUTCOME: Remand
Where an alien is charged with removal for offenses occurring before the expiration of the TPCR, he is not subject to the mandatory detention provisions of INA 236(c), notwithstanding the fact that the ... alien has convictions occurring subsequent to the enactment of 236(c) if those convictions are not charged in the as grounds for his removal in the Notice To Appear.
OUTCOME: Remand
Agency reliance upon an order of restitution as ground for sustaining a charge that an alien is subject to removal as an aggravated felon was error.
OUTCOME: Remand
Individual imputed to be homosexual is member of protected social group for purposes of evaluating his eligibility for asylum.
OUTCOME: Remand
Conviction of state felony not an aggravated felony unless it is analogous to a federal felony.
OUTCOME: Remand
Conviction For Possession of small amount of marijuana is not an aggravated felony (USCA 3rd Circuit)
OUTCOME: Agency bond appeal dismissed
An alien is not subject to mandatory detention where an immigration judge or the Board of Immigration Appeals determines that the agency is substantially unlikely to prevail on its charge of removabili ... ty set forth at INA 236(c).
OUTCOME: interlocutory stay of alien's release on bond granted
Agency seeking to thwart alien's release on bond may file form E-43 which provides an automatic stay of the alien's favorable bond determination pending adjudication of its appeal to the Board of Immig ... ration Appeals
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