New York City Housing Authority v. Pro Quest Security, Inc.

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• holding that an arriving alien seeking to return to the United States after a trip abroad need not apply for adjustment of status in conjunction with a section 212(h) waiver
• holding that 8 C.F.R. § 1245.1(f) “applies only to those aliens in the United States” and does not require returning LPRs who are treated as arriving aliens to apply for adjustment of status to obtain a section 1182(h) waiver
• reiterating that § 212(h) waivers are available either for arriving aliens or for aliens seeking adjustment of status, but applicant need not be both arriving and seeking adjustment
• reiterating that § 212(h) waivers are available either for arriving aliens or for aliens seeking adjustment of status, but applicant need not be both arriving and seeking adjustment

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