IRAC is pleased to release an updated version of its Index of Unpublished Decisions of the Board of Immigration Appeals, which now contains links to decisions issued through December 8, 2014. The Index is organized by subject matter and contains links to helpful rulings selected from an ongoing review of more than 8,500 unpublished BIA decisions. Among

By Ben Winograd In the long term, the series of memos comprising the administration’s “Executive Action” may finally reduce the historic backlogs facing our nation’s immigration courts. In the short term, however, the memos could exponentially worsen the extensive (and overlooked) backlog at the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA). Absent further guidance from the administration,

IRAC is pleased to release an updated version of its Index of Unpublished Decisions of the Board of Immigration Appeals, which now contains links to decisions issued through October 8, 2014. The Index is organized by subject matter and contains links to helpful rulings selected from an ongoing review of more than 8,500 unpublished BIA decisions.  Among

After a hiatus resulting from the failure of EOIR’s computer servers, IRAC is pleased to release an updated version of its Index of Unpublished Decisions of the Board of Immigration Appeals.  The Index is organized by subject matter and contains links to helpful rulings selected from an ongoing review of more than 7,500 unpublished BIA

As many immigration attorneys already know, the Executive Office for Immigration Review is in the midst of a computer outage that has lasted more than a month. While the Board of Immigration Appeals has continued to issue decisions during the outage (see here), it has not made any decisions available for public review. Once the