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Immigration: Removal-Timeliness
Staff Report//April 6, 2020
Where a petitioner from Mexico sought review of an order denying his motion to remand in which he argued that the immigration judge lacked statutory authority to enter an order of removal in absentia, the motion was untimely and the petition for review is denied.
Petition denied.
Solorzano-Guerrero v. Barr (MLW No. 74755/Case No. 19-2922 – 2 pages) (U.S. Court of Appeals, 8th Circuit, per curiam) Petition for review of an order of the Board of Immigration Appeals.
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