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#immigration The Storm Brewing at the Border https://goo.gl/DtTR2V
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#immigration Exclusive Report: 'Caravan' Foreign Invaders Stuck in Oaxaca Mexico https://goo.gl/GVHR5s
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#Australian #Immigration information on the NEW TSS 482, #SAF, and MORE! Summary of changes that happened over the past migration year! #Passport #AusVisa #HomeAffairs http://ow.ly/f6nm30lHO0z
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#Manitoba announces two new #immigration pathways for international graduates! 🇨🇦️
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#immigration Violence Expected at the Border, "Mad Dog" Mattis Not Backing Down, Troop Strength Growing +Videos https://goo.gl/MHdnFH
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On October 16, 2018, the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) published a precedential decision in Matter of M-A-C-O-, 27 I&N Dec. 477 (BIA 2018). In Matter of M-A-C-O-, the Board held that “[a]n Immigration Judge has initial jurisdiction over an asylum application filed by a respondent who was previously determined to be an unaccompanied alien child but who turned 18 before filing the application.” In this article, we will examine the factual and procedural history of Matter of M-A-C-O- before discussing the Board’s analysis and conclusions and what the decision will mean for asylum applications filed by certain respondents who were determined to be unaccompanied alien children going forward. Come to http://myattorneyusa.com to find more information. #immigrationLaw #ImmigrationLawyer #USImmigration #ImmigrationAttorney #lawyer #immigration #Immigrants
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On October 12, 2018, the Attorney General issued a published decision in Matter of M-S-, 27 I&N Dec. 476 (A.G. 2018). In Matter of M-S-, the Attorney General referred an unpublished decision of the BIA to himself for review concerning the authority of immigration judges to hold bond hearings for certain aliens screened from expedited removal under section 235(b)(1) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). The Attorney General had referred the same issue to himself for review in a different case, Matter of M-G-G-, 27 I&N Dec. 469 (A.G. 2018). However, also on October 12, 2018, the Attorney General decided to not review that case because the respondent had been removed to Guatemala. Thus, the Attorney General referred Matter of M-S- to himself in order that he could review the issue in a case in which it was still live. Come to http://myattorneyusa.com to find more information. #immigrationLaw #ImmigrationLawyer #USImmigration #ImmigrationAttorney #lawyer #immigration #Immigrants
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