· 6/26/1990
Tameshwar Sewak v. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Citations
- 900 F.2d 667
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- applying that test to determine whether applicable deportation regulations were capable of protecting an individual’s due process rights
- applying that test to determine whether applicable deportation regulations were capable of protecting an individual’s due process rights
- applying that test to determine whether applicable deportation regulations were capable of protecting an individual’s due process rights
- applying that test to determine whether applicable deportation regulations were capable of protecting an individual’s due process rights
- applying that test to determine whether applicable deportation regulations were capable of protecting an individual’s due process rights
- noting that “Sewak’s due process claim amounts to a procedural error correctable through the administrative process”
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Judges: Sloviter, Hutchinson, Cowen
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