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Wiegand, III Former Immigration Judge, Oakdale, Louisiana  \nRevised February 2016  \nSarah Cade, Staff Attorney, Board of Immigration Appeals Judith Pond, Attorney Advisor, OCIJ Vanessa Woodman de Lazo, Attorney Advisor, OCIJ  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nI. Admission ...................................................................................................................... 7  \nA. Applicants for admission ........................................................................................................7  \nB. Admission or admitted...........................................................................................................7  \nC. Parole and crewmen ..............................................................................................................8  \nD. History lesson ........................................................................................................................8  \nE. Lawful permanent residents ...................................................................................................8  \nII. Inspection and credible fear review ................................................................................ 9  \nA. Inspection..............................................................................................................................9  \nB. Withdrawal of application for admission ..............................................................................10  \nC. Summary removal................................................................................................................10  \nD. Stowaways ..........................................................................................................................10  \nE. Credible Fear Interview ........................................................................................................10  \nF. Inspection of other aliens .....................................................................................................11  \nG. Removal of aliens inadmissible on security and related grounds ...........................................11  \nIII. Bond and Custody under IIRIRA .................................................................................... 12  \nA. Background .........................................................................................................................12  \nB. Arriving aliens......................................................................................................................12  \nC. Detention of criminal aliens .................................................................................................12  \nD. Detention of aliens certified as terrorists-Section 236A of the Act........................................15  \nE. Aliens subject to expedited removal.....................................................................................16  \nF. All other, non-criminal, non-terrorist, aliens .........................................................................17  \nG. Procedure in bond proceedings ............................................................................................19  \nH. Requests for additional or subsequent bond redeterminations .............................................20  \nI. Appeals of bond decisions ....................................................................................................21  \nIV. Grounds of inadmissibility in removal proceedings .................................................... 21  \nA. Health-related grounds-Section 212(a)(1) of the Act............................................................21  \nB. Crime involving moral turpitude (“CIMT”).............................................................................22  \nC. Controlled substance offenses..............................................................................................22  \nD. 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