No precedential immigration decisions in a while

The Third Circuit issues two types of decisions: precedential decisions and non-precedential. Precedential decisions are binding on the lower courts and on immigration courts that are located within the Third Circuit.

It's been almost a month since the Third Circuit last issued a precedential immigration decision. What's going on? A sudden shift toward non-precedential decisions? A lull in the action perhaps?

In any case, we are still monitoring the Third Circuit for new precedential decisions. It's just that their immigration decisions lately have all been non-precedential...