The US Supreme Court will try to sort out the latest disagreement over the requirements for notices that immigrants lacking permanent legal status are due before they can be deported for not appearing in court.
The justices on Friday agreed to weigh an issue next term that’s split the lower appellate courts, generating different conclusions on whether a notice to appear must specify when removal proceedings are to be held. The issue of notification has been before the Supreme Court previously.
Salvadoran Moris Esmelis Campos-Chaves, who illegally entered the US in 2005 at Laredo, Texas, was ordered deported for failing ...
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