ONYEDIBIA
Board of Immigration Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Interim Decision #2307 MATTER OF ONYEDIRTA In Deportation Proceedings ' A-19701496 A-20607204 DecidedIby Board July. 25) 1974 Respondents, who failed to depart within, the time initially granted to depart voluntarily, subsequently filed a motion to reopen seeking a new grant of voluntary departure. The Board of Immigration Appeals - has jurisdiction to grant the form of relief sought; however, in the absence of respondents' demonstration of any compelling reason • or circumstance for their failure to, depart within the period of time initially granted, the motion is denied. CHARGES: •' Order:…
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