AILA University Video Roundtable on Strategic Considerations in the Wake of Niz-Chavez, September 17, 2021

AILA is hosting a Video Roundtable on September 17, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. ET on Strategic Considerations in the Wake of Niz-Chavez. More information about this free training is available here.

In Niz-Chavez v. Garland, 141 S. Ct. 1474 (2021), the Court held that a defective Notice to Appear that does not include the time and/or place of the removal hearing does not trigger the stop-time rule for cancellation of removal, even when the immigration court later serves a notice of hearing with the required information.

This Roundtable will cover the following topics and includes several excellent discussion leaders, including frequent immprof blogger Geoffrey Hoffman:

Discussion Topics:

• Challenging Defective Notices to Appear
• Accrual of 10 Years of Physical Presence, Including Pre– and Post-Final Orders of Removal
• Qualifying Relatives: Aged-Out Children and Deceased Parents and Spouses

Discussion Leaders:

• Caroline Walters (DL), Senior Attorney, American Immigration Council, Washington, DC
• Mark Barr, AILA Federal Court Litigation Section Steering Committee/AILA Amicus Committee, Denver, CO
• Dr. Alicia Triche, AILA Federal Court Litigation Section Steering Committee, Memphis, TN
• Geoffrey Hoffman, Houston, TX
• Trina Realmuto, Brookline, MA

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