NTA
The two ways an NTA can be served.
What is in-person and by mail?
Anyone who is not this can be removed if they are inadmissible or deportable.
What is a USC?
The document you must file to be able to represent a person in immigration court.
What is EOIR-28?
The agency responsible for prosecuting a case in immigration court.
What is ICE?
What are race, religion, nationality, political opinion, and membership in particular social group?
The removal charge against a person who entered without inspection or was paroled?
What is inadmissibility under INA 212?
H.R. 1 allocated over $70 billion in additional funding to ICE in this year.
What is 2025?
The federal law that gives any person the right to request records from the federal government.
What is FOIA?
The acronym for a person with a "green card."
What is LPR?
True or False - The BIA currently requires simultaneous briefing.
What is True?
The removal charge against a person who entered the country legally.
What is deportability under INA 237?
What is false?
The type of motion you can file if the charge of removal cannot be sustained.
What is a motion to terminate?
The agency responsible for granting immigration benefits to people in the U.S. who are usually not in removal proceedings.
What is USCIS?
An applicant for non-LPR cancellation must show this many years of GMC.
What is 10 years?
If a child is under this age, a person they are residing with must also be served with the NTA.
What is 14?
The INA section that allows local law enforcement officers to perform immigration enforcement duties
What is INA ยง 287(g)?
Removal proceedings are separate from this type of proceeding in immigration court.
What are bond proceedings?
The agency within the Dept. of Justice responsible for conducting removal proceedings.
What is EOIR?
An agreement between the U.S. and another country, which has agreed to accept asylum seekers.
What is an Asylum Cooperative Agreements (ACA)?
The allegation the government always has the burden of proving in removal proceedings.
What is "alienage?"
Under TX SB4, a first-time illegal entry has a maximum jail sentence of this many days.
What is 180 days?
There are at least five questions you must be prepared to answer during a MCH. Name THREE.
(1) Do you admit proper service of NTA? (2) Do you admit or deny allegations? (3) Do you admit or deny charge? (4) What country do you designate for removal? (5) If removal sustained, will you apply for relief?
This branch of ICE manages its field offices.
What is ERO?
The power of federal courts to examine immigration actions that conflict with the constitution.
What is judicial review?