Chinese Entrepreneur’s Child May Appeal Immigration Ruling

The daughter of a Chinese national whose conditional permanent residence status under the “alien entrepreneur” program was terminated may seek review from the Board of Immigration, the Ninth Circuit said.

Hui Ran Mu’s father—the principal petitioner under the alien entrepreneur program— isn’t the only party that may seek review of the immigration judge’s denial of the family’s I-829 petition to remove the conditions, the court said Sept. 4.

The Board of Immigration Appeals erred by finding that Mu lacked standing to challenge her father’s I-829 denial, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said.

Federal law provides that ...