Month: June 2019

THE COURTS MUST SUPPRESS EVIDENCE OF ALIENAGE IN AN ILLEGAL SEARCH AND SEIZURE OR, NO, ICE CAN’T ASK FOR YOUR PAPERS DURING A BUSINESS RAID

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Special Blog for 6.14.19 by Merle Kahn, Esq. I’m going to start this blog out with a quotation from this case:  “Our central question is whether the ICE agents were permitted to carry out preplanned mass detentions, interrogations, and arrests Continue reading THE COURTS MUST SUPPRESS EVIDENCE OF ALIENAGE IN AN ILLEGAL SEARCH AND SEIZURE OR, NO, ICE CAN’T ASK FOR YOUR PAPERS DURING A BUSINESS RAID→

The Ninth Circuit Overturns the BIA’s Ruling Overturning the Supreme Court; the BIA Further Tries to Restrict the Scope of Pereira and Parole ≠ Admission

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Weekly Blog for 5.24.19 Part III, by Merle Kahn, Esq. After a week of silence, the Ninth Circuit overruled the BIA’s ruling overruling the Supreme Court’s decision in Pereira.  On the very same day, the BIA issued two cases further Continue reading The Ninth Circuit Overturns the BIA’s Ruling Overturning the Supreme Court; the BIA Further Tries to Restrict the Scope of Pereira and Parole ≠ Admission→

The Ninth Circuit Overturns the BIA’s Ruling Overturning the Supreme Court; the BIA Further Tries to Restrict the Scope of Pereira and Parole ≠ Admission

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Weekly Blog for 5.24.19 Part II, – the BIA Decisions, by Merle Kahn, Esq. So, it turns out that the Board of Immigration Appeals cannot actually overrule the U.S. Supreme Court – at least not in the Ninth Circuit.  In Continue reading The Ninth Circuit Overturns the BIA’s Ruling Overturning the Supreme Court; the BIA Further Tries to Restrict the Scope of Pereira and Parole ≠ Admission→

The Ninth Circuit Overturns the BIA’s Ruling Overturning the Supreme Court; the BIA Further Tries to Restrict the Scope of Pereira and Parole ≠ Admission – Part I of the Three-Part Blog

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Weekly Blog for 5.24.19 Part I by Merle Kahn, Esq. So, it turns out that the Board of Immigration Appeals cannot actually overrule the U.S. Supreme Court – at least not in the Ninth Circuit.  In other words, the Ninth Continue reading The Ninth Circuit Overturns the BIA’s Ruling Overturning the Supreme Court; the BIA Further Tries to Restrict the Scope of Pereira and Parole ≠ Admission – Part I of the Three-Part Blog→