In Episode 427 of the Immigration Lawyers Toolbox® Podcast, host John Q. Khosravi, Esq. welcomes back Kevin A. Gregg, Esq. for the monthly federal court and BIA decision roundup.

Together, they dive into the September 2025 cases shaping U.S. immigration law — from the Fourth Circuit's major ruling redefining "material support" for terrorism, to the impact of Loper Bright on Chevron deference, and what these shifts mean for practitioners handling removal defense, asylum, and appellate work.

They also explore key developments in CAT protection, vacated convictions, and the importance of Article I immigration judges in a time of judicial upheaval.

📘 Whether you're a seasoned immigration litigator or a policy watcher, this is a must-listen for understanding where the law is headed next.

Timestamps:

00:00 Opening (OBB)
00:33 Intro
01:33 eimmigration 
04:20 Immigration Practice Updates: immigration judges
08:10 Ozurumba v. Bondi: Revisiting Material Support, Duress, and the Limits of Stare Decisis After Loper Bright
21:45 Hewitt v. United States: Vacated Conviction and the Scope of Statutory Relief Under the First Step Act
29:08 Fleurimond v. Bondi: Defining Specific Intent and Purpose in CAT Claims Involving Haitian Prison Conditions
31:48 Immigration Practice catch up
37:32 Closing Remarks
38:51 Outro

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