By: Karen Smith* Because some criminal activities and convictions can result in adverse immigration consequences for non-U.S. citizens, a number of recent cases in federal courts and the Board of Immigration Appeals (the Department of Justice’s immigration court) have questioned which crimes may result in deportation or inadmissibility. The U.S. Attorney General advised courts on […]
by Ivan Ariza, Legal Intern with Beach-Oswald Immigration Law Associates, PC The US Attorney General Eric Holder has appointed 23 new immigration judges to immigration courts throughout the US. The judges were sworn in by Acting Deputy Attorney General Gary Grindler at the Executive Office for Immigration Review’s (EOIR) headquarters on November 5, 2010. The […]
The US Attorney General, Eric V. Holder, has appointed six new immigration judges to several immigration courts throughout the US. All of them have vast experience in their field and will be welcome addition to the Immigration Courts. These six new judges are: · Honorable Immigration Judge Saundra H. Arrington, who is now appointed to […]
