Category: Removals and Reliefs

Can an asylum seeker challenge an expedited removal order in U.S. federal court, and does the law allowing limited judicial review violate constitutional rights?

What happens to inadmissible immigrants who cannot be removed from the U.S. within the standard removal period? Can they be detained indefinitely?

What are the different expedited removal methods in U.S. immigration law, and how do they affect individuals, including asylum seekers?

What is expedited removal for individuals arriving by sea in the U.S., and how does it affect asylum seekers? What are their rights during this process, and what steps are involved in establishing a credible fear?

What are the two categories of applicants for admission under INA § 235(b), and how does the expedited removal process apply to each?

What are the differences between expedited removal and regular removal procedures in U.S. immigration law, and what options or remedies are available to noncitizens in these processes?

What are the differences between deportation and exclusion proceedings, and how do they impact an individual’s rights under U.S. immigration law?

What is Cancellation of Removal, and can someone with a pending asylum case who entered the U.S. legally apply for it? Does it provide an EAD while the case is pending? What are the current wait times for Cancellation of Removal cases in San Francisco and New York?

In re Collado-Munoz, 21 I. & N. Dec. 1061 (B.I.A. 1998).