Immigration
Dec. 24, 2018
Migrants are assumed to understand what they sign, immigration board rules
The Board of Immigration Appeals ruled that foreigners who sign fraudulent immigration documents are strongly presumed to understand what they are signing and can be deported.
Foreigners who sign fraudulent immigration documents are strongly presumed to understand what they are signing and can be deported, the Board of Immigration Appeals ruled.
The decision Thursday established a difficult standard for immigration attorneys attempting to prove the ignorance of a client who falsified an immigration form.
Immigrants can rebut that presumption by establishing fraud, decei...
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