Hoefflin v. Kentucky Title Savings Bank & Trust Co.

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• noting that in both Flores and Medina “the plaintiffs’ illegal entries were disclosed, meaning that the grant of TPS constituted the Attorney General’s waiver of those entries and was a knowing grant of the full benefits of TPS”
• addressing arguments that (1) Congress intended different meanings for the words \lawful status as nonimmigrant\ from \inspected and admitted or paroled\; (2
• addressing arguments that (1) Congress intended different meanings for the words “lawful status as nonimmigrant” from “inspected and admitted or paroled”; (2
• “By its clear terms, § 1254a(f)(4) applies to the entirety of § 1255 and thereby satisfies the ‘inspected and admitted or paroled’ prerequisite of § 1255(a).”
• “Under the plain language of 8 U.S.C. § 1255, an alien seeking adjustment of status to lawful permanent resident status must initially show that he or she was ‘inspected and admitted or paroled into the United States.’” (quoting 8 U.S.C. § 1255).
• “The exclusion of a reference to subsection (c)(2

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