United States Second Circuit

In light of the numerous immigration cases in the 2nd Circuit Court that are actually or potentially subject to a future decision by the Government as to whether it will or can remove petitioners if their petitions are denied, the Court has concerns about its ability to control its docket and efficiently allocate its judicial resources. The opinion sets forth procedures for all immigration cases pending in this Court that will enable an interested petitioner and the Government to evaluate whether remand to the BIA, according to terms specified therein, is appropriate.

Appellate Information

• Decided 10/16/2012
• Published 10/16/2012

Judges

• JACOBS

Court

• United States Second Circuit

Counsel