Seventh Circuit· 3/7/2018
Melesio-Rodriguez v. Sessions
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- 884 F.3d 675
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- whether criminal alien knowingly and intelligently waived his appeal rights, 1 An alien may challenge whether his waiver was knowing and intelligent in a motion filed with the IJ. In Re Patino, 23 I. & N. Dec. 74, 76 (BIA 2001
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