Brief, Casual, and Innocent Absence [Immigration] Law and Legal Definition
According to 8 CFR 244.1 [Title 8. Aliens And Nationality; Chapter I. Department Of Homeland Security (Immigration And Naturalization); Subchapter B Immigration Regulations, Part 244 Temporary Protected Status For Nationals Of Designated States], the term ‘brief, casual, and innocent absence’ means “a departure from the United States that satisfies the following criteria:
(1) Each such absence was of short duration and reasonably calculated to accomplish the purpose(s) for the absence;
(2) The absence was not the result of an order of deportation, an order of voluntary departure, or an administrative grant of voluntary departure without the institution of deportation proceedings; and
(3) The purposes for the absence from the United States or actions while outside of the United States were not contrary to law.”
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- Bridle
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- Brief of Title
- Brief, Casual, and Innocent Absence [Immigration]
- Brigandage
- Bright-Line-Rule
- Bring-Down Provision
- Brinkmanship
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