Jose Martinez-Maldonado v. Alberto R. Gonzales, United States Attorney General

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• holding that “we lack jurisdiction over motions to reopen and reconsider in cases where we lack jurisdiction to review the underlying order”
• precluding judicial review over motions to reopen or reconsider where court lacked ability to review underlying claim
• \[W]e lack jurisdiction over motions to reopen and reconsider in cases where we lack jurisdiction to review the underlying order.\
• “[W]e lack jurisdiction over motions to reopen and reconsider in cases where we lack jurisdiction to review the underlying order.”
• “[W]e lack jurisdiction over motions to reopen and reconsider in cases where we lack jurisdiction to review the underlying order.”
• “[Section 1252(a)(2)(B)] bars judicial review of all discretionary decisions of the Attorney General made in immigration cases, with a few exceptions . . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).