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Justice Manual § 9-73.400

Immigration Violations—Reporting of Decisions

activein force · 2018-06-01 – presentas-observed

In all cases in which the decision arising under the immigration and naturalization laws is adverse to the government, except criminal cases in which no appeal is allowed by law, copies of the pleadings and other documents, should be promptly submitted along with an appeals recommendation See JM 9-2.170 (appeals).

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[updated June 2018]

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