Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)
If your court case has been denied by the immigration judge, you have the right to file an appeal/appeals with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA). When you file an appeal, remember that you can only make arguments based on the evidence and that were presented before the immigration judge. Attorney Yunuen Mora from Cross Border Lawyer has submitted various appeals before the BIA that resulted in remands to the immigration judge or, in other instances, termination of the cases.
The BIA serves as the highest administrative body for interpreting and applying immigration laws. One of the primary functions of the BIA is to ensure consistency and uniformity in the interpretation of immigration laws.
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
The Ninth Circuit is a federal appeals court. Recognized for its significant influence and high caseload, the Ninth Circuit Court plays a crucial role in shaping legal precedent and upholding justice. What distinguishes the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is not only its vast jurisdiction but also its reputation for remaining at the forefront of legal interpretation and innovation. With numerous decisions that have attracted national attention, this court has consistently demonstrated a commitment to upholding the principles of justice and equality.
When this court confirms your deportation from the United States, you may submit your petition for review to the Ninth Circuit. However, not all decisions of the judges and this Court can be appealed to the Ninth Circuit.
If you filed an appeal with the BIA and it was not in your favor, you can file your case to the Ninth Circuit. The Ninth Circuit is responsible for hearing appeals from numerous federal district courts within its boundaries. The arguments that can be presented for an appeal are those that were presented before the immigration judge and the BIA. Attorney Yunuen Mora is admitted to file before the Ninth Circuit and has won various appeals in the Ninth Circuit.
