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10th Circuit clarifies when hardship to child can halt parent’s deportation
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The Denver-based federal appeals court clarified on Monday that immigration judges, when deciding whether to halt a person’s deportation because of hardship to their child, should consider whether the child meets the age threshold at the time of the decision, even if a significant delay means they are no longer a legal “child.” The U.S.…
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10th Circuit: 60 days means 60 days to voluntarily deport
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If a noncitizen has 60 days to leave the country or else ask for review of his immigration case, there is no grace period if the final day falls on a weekend, the federal appeals court based in Denver ruled last month. Addressing an issue that had only surfaced in one other appellate court, the…
