Tahirih filed an amicus brief in the Fourth Circuit in Miranda Sanchez v. Garland. In this case, the government reinstated a removal order against the noncitizen. After denial of relief under the Convention Against Torture, the noncitizen sought federal court review. The government now argues that federal courts lack jurisdiction to review this order because the noncitizen should have sought review within thirty days of the reinstatement of the removal order – which, in this and virtually all cases, would precede even the immigration judge’s first scheduling hearing. We stepped in as amicus to argue that the government’s position is inconsistent with law and produces absurd and inefficient results.
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