Lack of jurisdiction is not a ground for appealing an immigration decision. The other three options are all valid grounds for appeal.

Immigration appeals are typically heard in the Court of Appeals.

The deadline for filing an appeal of an immigration decision is 30 days.

Adjustment of status is not a type of relief that can be granted on appeal of an immigration decision.

The standard of review for an immigration appeal is abuse of discretion review.

The precedent-setting case in which the Supreme Court held that the government has the authority to deport non-citizens who are convicted of certain crimes is Fong Yue Ting v. United States.

Personal recognizance bond is not a type of bond that can be posted by an immigrant in removal proceedings.

The Immigration and Nationality Act created the Immigration Courts.

Voluntary departure is not a type of stay of removal that can be granted by an immigration judge.

The Court of Appeals has jurisdiction to review final orders of removal.

Adjustment of status is not a type of relief that can be granted by the Board of Immigration Appeals.

The Immigration and Nationality Act allows certain immigrants to apply for permanent residency after being present in the United States for a specified period of time.

Motion to withdraw is not a type of motion that can be filed in an immigration appeal.

The Immigration and Nationality Act allows certain immigrants to apply for temporary protected status.