Phone: 312-714-2800
-
Recent Posts
- Soft Secession vs. Soft Fascism: How States Quietly Resist Federal Overreach August 22, 2025
- Cancellation of Removal: Understanding Deportation Relief for Non-Permanent Residents August 21, 2025
- With Chevron Gone: Timeline of Mandatory Detention and Rising Judicial Review in U.S. Immigration August 19, 2025
- Matter of G-C-I-: The BIA Just Rewrote the Rules for Credibility and Corroboration August 19, 2025
- DEFENDING OUR COMMUNITIES: FIGHTING DHS MOTIONS TO RECALENDAR August 16, 2025
Archives
Categories
RSS Feed
Links
- CRIMINAL COMPLAINT 25-M-397(SCD) CRIMINAL COMPLAINT 25-M-397(SCD)
- Law Offices of Michael D. Baker
-
Category Archives: stop-time
SCOTUS Pereira v. Sessions: A Notice to Appear that does not include the specific time and place of the non LPRs removal proceedings does not trigger the stop-time rule under §1229(a) of the INA.
The Pereira decision is significant to many non-citizens who received notices like Pereira’s. The clock continued to run on their physical presence in the U.S. after they received notices without dates, which will potentially enable them to qualify for relief … Continue reading
CA7 Holds ‘Stop-Time Rule’ May Not Be Applied Retroactively to reach offenses that were committed before the rule’s effective date on April 1, 1997
Jeudy has been a lawful permanent resident since 1989, and he reached seven years of continuous residence in 1996. The BIA, however, applied the “stop-time rule” of § 1229b(d)(1), which took effect in 1997 as part of the Illegal Immigration … Continue reading