Grubler v. Grubler

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• holding that where an in absentia hearing results in an order of deportation, an alien seeking to challenge the entry of the in absentia order can only do so by the filing of a motion to reopen with the Immigration Judge
• stating that notwithstanding rules governing in absentia hearings, an Immigration Judge retains authority to excuse presence, grant a continuance, or change venue
• “[O]ne must look to the ‘totality of circumstances’ to resolve th[e] issue of exceptional circumstances.”
• BIA uses totality of the circumstances test for exceptional circumstances
• Rosenberg, concurring and dis- senting in part
• Rosenberg, concur- ring and dissenting

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).