Posts Tagged ‘Federal Courts’

Appellate Court Allows Deported Aliens to File Motions to Reopen

February 9th, 2011 Tushar Mathur

May a non-citizen who was previously in deportation proceedings file a motion to reopen his case after he was removed from the United States? The answer is yes, according to a recent a decision by the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Pruidze v. Holder, decided on Feb. 3, 2011.

For many years, the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), Immigration Judges and immigration officials have relied on a regulation promulgated by the Attorney General to disallow removed aliens from reopening their immigration cases after they have been physically been removed from the United States.

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Rights that come with the US Citizenship

September 4th, 2009 Tushar Mathur

The United States government has been welcoming immigrants from all over the world. They appreciate the contributions of the immigrants to enrich their culture, and also encourage preservation the American legacy tradition of freedom and equal opportunity. Like I said freedom and equal opportunity is very important in the United States and the same is extended to all people who are or become a citizen to this country.

Primarily there are two ways by which you might become a citizen of the United States.

Birth – If you are born within the territorial boundary of the United States or, if you are born of an American parent, who already holds the American citizenship.

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