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New US ruling changes travel for immigrants: Why some can face a 10-year bar after leaving the country

The Board of Immigration Appeals ruling changes the interpretation of advance parole, potentially impacting immigrants with over 180 days of unlawful presence.

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Hindustan TimesLean L·2h ago
New US ruling changes travel for immigrants: Why some can face a 10-year bar after leaving the country
The Board of Immigration Appeals ruling changes the interpretation of advance parole, potentially impacting immigrants with over 180 days of unlawful presence.
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