Opinion ID: 6317301
Heading Depth: 2
Heading Rank: 3

Heading: Subsequent BIA Decisions

Text: Soon after the first petition for our review was filed, Adeyanju filed timely motions to reconsider and reopen with the BIA. The BIA denied those motions in August 2021. The BIA rejected Adeyanju's legal contention that it had made improper findings of - 15 - fact, reasoning instead that it had only reweighed the positive and negative factors and reached a determination different than the IJ's. As to the pending I-751 waiver, the BIA said there was no need for a remand to the IJ because the IJ still lacked jurisdiction over the still unadjudicated petition. And, it stated, regardless, Adeyanju failed to make out a prima facie case of eligibility for I-751 waiver relief, notwithstanding Adeyanju's assertion that it was undisputed that [he] is prima facie eligible. The BIA gave no explanation for its determination of ineligibility. Unsuccessful a second time, Adeyanju filed another petition for our review of the BIA's denial of his motions to reconsider and reopen, and here we are.