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Interim Decision #3263-2025

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Interim Decision #3263 addresses the case of Manuel Ignacio Gallardo-Fresneda, determining that an alien's admission under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program does not prevent them from seeking a bond redetermination hearing after applying for asylum. The Board of Immigration Appeals found that the Immigration Judge incorrectly denied the respondent's request for such a hearing and remanded the case for further proceedings, affirming that asylum applicants retain rights to contest deportation and seek bond hearings.

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n. a temporary order of the court pending a hearing, trial, a final order or while awaiting an act by one of the parties.

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Interim is a Latin adverb meaning in the meantime. The first part, inter means between. Interim is the time between, and you can use it as a fancy way of referring to a time you squeeze something in. Maybe you get ice cream during the interim between school and piano lessons.

What are interim decisions?

An interim hearing is a court event where a decision can be made about particular issues in dispute in the case on an interim or interlocutory basis, by a Judge or a Senior Judicial Registrar. Parties are required to provide a minute of proposed orders and a Case Outline Document before an interim hearing.

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