Adjustment of Status When Admission Involved Fraud or Misrepresentation

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These amicus briefs argue that Matter of Areguillin, 17 I&N Dec. 308 (BIA 1980), should be reaffirmed and that the respondent was “admitted” when an immigration officer at a port of entry inspected him and allowed his entry, even if he was inadmissible at the time.

In Re AGUILAR-CERDA, Juan Carlos BIA Case No: A075-819-055
In Re BRIAN OROZCO BIA Case No: A77-981-235
In Re ROSA PATRICK BIA Case No: A99-205-364

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