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Board of Immigration Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Interim Decision #3209 MATTER OF K-S- In Exclusion Proceedings A-29810907 Decided by Board October 5, 1993 In contrast to the precedential authority of the case law of a United States circuit court, the Board of Immigration Appeals is not bound to follow the published decision of a United States district court in cases arising within the same district. Matter of Fakalata,
18 I&N Dec. 213, 217-18
(BIA 1982); Matter of Melendez, 16 l&N Dec. 54, 55 (BIA 1976); Matter of Harris, 15 l&N Dec. 39, 43 (BIA 1970); and Matter of Amado and Monteiro,
13 I&N Dec. 179, 181
(BIA 1969), modified in part.…
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