Posts Tagged ‘Prosecutorial discretion’

Prosecutorial Discretion Could Get You Out of Removal Proceedings

January 18th, 2012 Max Nuyen

If you’ve been following what is happening in the immigration law arena, you may have noticed a term that has been used a lot in the last six months: “prosecutorial discretion.”  The reason for its being in the news is because in the summer of 2011, ICE issued a series of memos regarding prosecutorial discretion.  […]

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