Immigration Blog

BIA Allows Judges to Quickly Dispose of Non-Meritorious Asylum Claims

IJs ‘are not required to hold merit hearings on applications that are incomplete or where an applicant is ineligible for relief’

Twin Decisions that Provide ‘Bright-Line’ Rules for Asylum

Maybe it’s time to have DHS hear Torture Convention claims again

Living in a World Where Everyone’s Aggrieved, and Everyone’s a ‘Victim’

Due process for arriving foreigners is whatever Congress says it is.

An Overview of the Criminal Grounds of Inadmissibility and Deportability

It’s safer to just not break the law, especially if you’re a visitor to this country

A Guide to the Detention and Removal Process — and Due Process

It’s not just one process, it’s many, and all of them depend on how aliens are encountered and whether they’ve been admitted

About Those Warrants: CNN Gets It Bigly Wrong on the Details

Op-ed: Trump’s ‘Reasonable Suspicion’ Immigration Raids Have Strong Statistical Backing

USCIS Increases Officer Discretion in Assessing Good Moral Character for Naturalization Applicants

Hypocrisy over ‘Replacement’ Rhetoric in the Immigration Debate

BIA Rules Illegal Entrants Are Ineligible for Bond

Nearly three decades of erroneous statutory interpretation ends, because DHS finally asked