Higinia Martinez-De Bojorquez v. John Ashcroft, Attorney General

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• holding that “the private liberty interests 27 involved in deportation proceedings are among the most substantial” and that a noncitizen's loss of Singh, 2025 WL 1918679, at
• taking as settled law that due process violations occur “when the BIA fail[s] to inform aliens appealing adverse decisions ... about certain requirements they must meet when filing their appeal”
• taking as settled law that due process violations occur “when the BIA fail[s] to inform aliens appealing adverse decisions . . . about certain requirements they must meet when filing their appeal”
• application of 8 C.F.R. § 1003.4 “without any notice whatsoever” can violate due process in some circumstances
• failure to notify petitioner that leaving the country would lead to forfeiture of her appeal to the BIA is a violation of due process
• four-and-a-half year delay, combined with failure to warn alien of the consequences of brief departures, violated due process

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