BIA Reopens and Terminates Sua Sponte in Light of Mellouli

July 9, 2020

Unpublished BIA decision reopens and terminates proceedings sua sponte upon finding selling a precursor substance (pseudoephedrine) under Okla. Stat. 2-328 is not a controlled substance offense under Mellouli v. Lynch. Special thanks to IRAC. (Matter of Nguyen, 7/9/20) AILA Doc. No. 21041400

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