Anant Ram Sangeeta Ram Nazra Bibi Ram v. Immigration and Naturalization Service

How courts have described this case

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• holding that alien does not begin a new period of continuous physical presence after being served with an Order to Show Cause
• holding that Congress was entitled to change standards for relief and application of the new standards does not violate due process
• holding that Congressional line-drawing under NACARA is rationally related to a diplomatic interest
• explaining that Congress “enacted the stop-time rule in response to a belief that aliens sought to delay deportation proceedings in order to meet the continuous physical presence requirement”
• explaining that Congress “enacted the stop-time rule in response to a belief that aliens sought to delay deportation proceedings in order to meet the continuous physical presence requirement”
• holding the decision to favor aliens from specific war-torn countries under NACARA must be upheld because it stems from a rational diplomatic decision to encourage such aliens to remain in the United States

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