Which USCIS Decisions Can a Federal Court Review?
Federal courts can review USCIS eligibility denials, but Congress shielded revocations, discretionary decisions and consular refusals. Where the lines fall.
Federal courts can review USCIS eligibility denials, but Congress shielded revocations, discretionary decisions and consular refusals. Where the lines fall.
A timely appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals stops removal automatically. A petition for review, a motion to reopen or a federal lawsuit does not.
An APA lawsuit asks a federal judge to vacate a USCIS denial that misreads the law or ignores the record. The court reviews the file USCIS had, nothing new.