Wolde Wallace v. Reno

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• holding that district courts retain habeas jurisdiction under the transitional rules and noting that the Second, Third, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, Tenth, and Eleventh Circuits have so held
• holding that case was commenced for retroactivity purposes when the INS issued an order to show cause even though the INS did not file that order to show cause with the immigration court until after AEDPA's enactment
• finding that the deportation process effectively begins when an Order to Show Cause is served on the alien
• finding that in the context of waiver to deportation proceedings, “when an order to show cause is served on the alien, the deportation process has effectively begun”
• holding to like effect under the transitional rules
• considering a case where the OSC was served but not filed prior to AEPDA's enactment and finding that §§ 440(d) did not affect the statutory entitlement to consideration for §§ 212(c

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