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Litigation

Amicus curiae brief, Martinez Cedillo v. Sessions (11/1/18)
This brief asks the full court to reconsider its prior decision in a case that significantly expanded a specific crime-based deportation ground.

Amicus curiae brief, Marinelarena v. Sessions (6/29/18)
This brief argues that the immigration statute’s conviction definition should be interpreted so as not to frustrate federalism principles.

BIA Appeal, Redacted case name, (3/26/18).
The Crimmigration Clinic successfully argued before the Board of Immigration Appeals that their client’s conviction should not result in his detention and deportation.

Amicus curiae brief, Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Sreynuon Lunn (3/20/17).
This brief argues that Massachusetts does not have authority to arrest and detain an individual solely pursuant an ICE detainer.

Amicus curiae brief. [Redacted] v. Sessions (2/15/17)
This brief addresses the interpretation of a bar to asylum under U.S. and international law.

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