Tag Archives: Board of Immigration Appeals

I study a 1966 Board of Immigration Appeals precedent decision wherein the BIA held a Jewish man from Egypt would face persecution on account of his religion.

Examining two immigration precedents on the ability of noncitizen nationals to file visa petitions.

“Respondent has come forth with a strange admixture of contentions.”

“A strange admixture of contentions.”

〜An old immigration precedent that has nothing to do with today’s wall debates〜