Nahar Said Dababneh v. Alberto Gonzales, Attorney General of the United States

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• holding that the requirement that a Notice to Appear state a time and place of the removal hearing may be met with two documents
• holding that the requirement that a Notice to Appear state a time and place of the removal hear- ing may be met with two documents
• holding that the immigration judge is not deprived of jurisdiction when the \two-step\ procedure is used
• stating petitioner’s claim was not one challenging commencement of proceedings subject to § 1252(g), but was rather a challenge to whether notice was defective and was thus reviewable as pure question of law
• “DHS frequently serves [notices to appear] where there is no immediate access to docketing information.”
• that the government fulfilled its obligations under 8 U.S.C. § 1229 in two documents rather than one did not deprive the immigration judge of jurisdiction to initiate removal proceedings

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