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Another Win for Our Immigration Law Office

Sua sponte motion to reopen 22-year-old removal order granted by the Immigration Court in Phoenix, Arizona for Mexican citizen with a federal conviction for distribution of a controlled substance.  Client can now return to the United States to apply for 212(c) relief and fight his deportation.

Another win for the Law Offices of Brian D. Lerner

Sua sponte motion to reopen 22-year-old removal order granted by the Immigration Court in Phoenix, Arizona for Mexican citizen with a federal conviction for distribution of a controlled substance.  Client can now return to the United States to apply for 212(c) relief and fight his deportation.

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Eight Circuit rules against Motion to Reopen denial Appeal

Holding that it may only review the denial of a statutory motion to reopen under INA §240(c)(7), the Eighth Circuit found that it lacked jurisdiction to review the denial of the petitioner’s motion to reopen, because the motion requested that the Board of Immigration Appeals reopen the removal proceedings pursuant to its sua sponte discretion under 8 CFR §1003.2(a).