Immigration,
California Supreme Court
Aug. 17, 2018
Court eases immigration of minors claiming abuse
The state Supreme Court set limits Wednesday as to how far state courts must go in consulting parents of abused alien minors in immigration cases. The unanimous ruling clears the way for a number of children to seek protection from familial abuse.
SAN FRANCISCO -- The state Supreme Court set limits Wednesday as to how far state courts must go in consulting parents of abused alien minors in immigration cases.
The unanimous ruling clears the way for a number of children to seek protection from familial abuse. Bianka M. v. Superior Court, 2018 DJDAR 8212.
The justices ruled in the case of a Honduran girl who came alone to the United Sta...
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