In re the Claim of Krause

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• concluding that the stop-time rule was intended “to apply broadly and immediately” to OSCs “ ‘issued before, on, or after’ the IIRIRA’s effective date”
• holding that the stop-time rule applies to all suspension of deportation applications generally
• holding that applicants for suspension of deportation are subject to the so-called “stop time” rule at section 240A(d)(1) of the Act because they are not explicitly exempted from this rule under the Act, as amended by section 203(a
• finding that service of an Order to Show Cause and Notice of Hearing (Form I-221) terminates physical presence for purposes of suspension of deportation

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