Aguilar v. United States Immigration & Customs Enforcement Division of the Department of Homeland Security

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• suggesting that, for purposes of a different provision of § 1252, “relating to” could be used to mean “to sweep within its scope claims with only a remote or attenuated connection” to the underlying removal
• suggesting that, for purposes of a different provision of § 1252, “relating to” could be used to mean “to sweep within its scope claims with only a remote or attenuated connection” to the underlying removal
• “[T]he legislative history indicates that Congress intended to create an exception for claims ‘independent’ of removal.”
• \[R]emoval proceedings are confined to determining whether a particular alien should be deported.\
• “Given the degree of contact between [the voice identification witnesses] and [the defendant], we accord very little weight to the fact that most of it occurred ten or twelve years prior to [the defendant’s] arrest.”

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