Appeals
Once a case is completed, if either the alien or DHS disagrees with the immigration judge’s decision, either party or both parties may appeal the decision to the BIA. Information concerning appellate practice before the BIA is available in BIA’s Practice Manual and the Questions and Answers Regarding Proceedings Before the Board.
If the alien disagrees with the BIA’s ruling, the alien may file an appeal in the federal court system. If DHS disagrees with the BIA’s ruling, in rare instances, the case may be “certified” (referred) to the Attorney General for review.
15 May 2012
New Interim Final Rule Further Clarifies Requirements of Summer Work Travel Visa Program
15 May 2012
Homeland Security Expands List of STEM Degree Programs
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Employment-Based Immigration