IN THE MATTER OF R—-. IN DEPORTATION PROCEEDINGS. 56043/929Board of Immigration Appeals Executive Office for Immigration Review U.S. Department of Justice Decided by the Board December 2, 1942. Admission of crime — Perjury. 1. To constitute perjury the false statements must have been in fact material and the person making them must have known them […]
Category: U.S. Board of Immigration Appeals Opinions
IN THE MATTER OF LEYVA, 16 IN Dec. 118 (BIA 1977)
Interim Decision Number 2559 MATTER OF LEYVA. In Deportation Proceedings. A-14170842Board of Immigration Appeals Executive Office for Immigration Review U.S. Department of Justice Decided by Board January 18, 1977. (1) Denial of respondent’s request for a second continuance of his deportation hearing was proper where no showing was made that respondent was prevented from presenting […]
IN THE MATTER OF SANGSTER, 11 IN Dec. 309 (BIA 1965)
Interim Decision Number 1506 MATTER OF SANGSTER. In Deportation Proceedings. A-10198568.Board of Immigration Appeals Executive Office for Immigration Review U.S. Department of Justice Decided by Board September 14, 1965. While respondent’s deportation would result in economic detriment to her, such economic detriment, in the absence of other substantial equities, is not tantamount to “extreme hardship” […]
IN THE MATTER OF R—-, 2 IN Dec. 50 (BIA 1944)
IN THE MATTER OF R—-. In DEPORTATION Proceedings. 56124/495Board of Immigration Appeals Executive Office for Immigration Review U.S. Department of Justice Decided by the Board February 23, 1944. Prostitution — Practice thereof — Employment at resort habitually frequented by prostitutes or where prostitutes gather — Evidence. 1. A single immoral act for gain under circumstances […]
IN THE MATTER OF H—-, 6 IN Dec. 358 (BIA 1954)
IN THE MATTER OF H—-. In DEPORTATION Proceedings. V-1503182.Board of Immigration Appeals Executive Office for Immigration Review U.S. Department of Justice Decided by Board November 16, 1954. Hearing — Not unfair merely because respondent was suffering from mental illness and not represented by a court appointed representative — Crime involving moral turpitude — Section 202, […]
IN THE MATTER OF RODRIGUEZ, 16 IN Dec. 42 (BIA 1976)
Interim Decision Number 2535 MATTER OF RODRIGUEZ. In Deportation Proceedings. A-14559693Board of Immigration Appeals Executive Office for Immigration Review U.S. Department of Justice Decided by Board October 4, 1976. In order for a suspension applicant, who is a native of a contiguous country, to establish pursuant to section 244(f) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, […]
IN THE MATTER OF CADIZ, 12 IN Dec. 560 (BIA 1968)
Interim Decision Number 1824 MATTER OF CADIZ. In Deportation Proceedings. A-14547666.Board of Immigration Appeals Executive Office for Immigration Review U.S. Department of Justice Decided by Board January 9, 1968. Since the provisions of section 241(f) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, as amended, do not apply to fraud relating to a nonimmigrant entry, the benefits […]
IN THE MATTER OF D—-, 5 IN Dec. 301 (BIA 1953)
IN THE MATTER OF D—-. In PREEXAMINATION Proceedings. A-3203582Board of Immigration Appeals Executive Office for Immigration Review U.S. Department of Justice Decided by the Board June 23, 1953 Neutral alien — Ineligible to citizenship; claim of exemption from military service here by native of Palestine. (1) Since under the Selective Training and Service Act of […]
IN THE MATTER OF SWISSAIR “FLIGHT #164”, 15 IN Dec. 111 (BIA 1974)
Interim Decision Number 2324 MATTER OF SWISSAIR “FLIGHT #164”. In Fine Proceedings. BOS-10/11.284Board of Immigration Appeals Executive Office for Immigration Review U.S. Department of Justice Decided by Board September 24, 1974 (1) Liability to fine lies under section 273(a) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, where the airline brought the alien into the United States […]
IN THE MATTER OF KETEMA, 18 IN Dec. 266 (BIA 1982)
Interim Decision Number 2911 MATTER OF KETEMA. In Exclusion Proceedings. A-23285380Board of Immigration Appeals Executive Office for Immigration Review U.S. Department of Justice Decided by Board July 2, 1982 The immigration judge and the Board are without jurisdiction to entertain an application for relief under section 212(d)(4)(A) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, 8 U.S.C. […]