<p>Matter of Castro-Tum was an Attorney General opinion that ended the decades-old practice of administrative closure in our nation's immigration courts. Now, in Zuniga Romero v. Barr, the 4th Circuit rules that immigration courts can continue to administratively close cases.</p><a rel="payment" href="https://jacobtingen.com/nation-of-immigrants/donate">Support the show</a>

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NOI 7: Thanks to the 4th Circuit, the Immigration Court Backlog is About to Get Smaller

Virginia attorney, immigrant advocate, and Managing Partner of the law firm Tingen & Williams, Jacob Tingen, discusses U.S. immigration law in an attempt to elevate the immigration conversation taking place in the USA. Learn about immigrants to the U.S., the challenges they face as they navigate our tangled legal system, and how our broken immigration laws enable abuse by an aggressive Executive Branch. Find Nation of Immigrants on the firm's YouTube channel, Facebook Page, iTunes, and on jacobtingen.com.

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Virginia attorney, immigrant advocate, and Managing Partner of the law firm Tingen &amp; Williams, Jacob Tingen, discusses U.S. immigration law in an attempt to elevate the immigration conversation taking place in the USA. Learn about immigrants to the U.S., the challenges they face as they navigate our tangled legal system, and how our broken immigration laws enable abuse by an aggressive Executive Branch. Find Nation of Immigrants on the firm's YouTube channel, Facebook Page, iTunes, and on jacobtingen.com.

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NOI 7: Thanks to the 4th Circuit, the Immigration Court Backlog is About to Get Smaller

NOI 7: Thanks to the 4th Circuit, the Immigration Court Backlog is About to Get Smaller