8 CFR 1280.1
§ 1280.1 Review of fines and civil monetary penalties imposed by DHS.
United States · 8 CFR — Aliens and Nationality · Status: effective
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(a) Applicable regulations. The regulations of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) relating to the imposition of certain fines and civil monetary penalties under provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act, including sections 231(g), 234, 240B(d), 241(d) and (e), 243(c)(1), 251(d), 254(a), 255, 256, 257, 271(a), 272(a), 273(b), 274D, and 275(b), are contained in 8 CFR part 280.
(b) Adjudication of civil monetary penalty proceedings. The Board of Immigration Appeals (Board) has appellate authority to review DHS decisions involving fines and civil monetary penalties imposed under 8 CFR part 280, as provided under 8 CFR part 1003, except that the Board shall have no authority to review any decision imposing a civil monetary penalty under sections 240B(d), 274D(a)(1), or 275(b) of the Act unless the conditions described in 8 CFR 281.1(h) are met. The regulations in 8 CFR part 280 governing the imposition of certain fines and civil monetary penalties are applicable in such proceedings before the Board.
(c) Civil monetary penalties under sections 274A, 274B, or 274C. For regulations relating to civil monetary penalties imposed under sections 274A, 274B, or 274C of the Act, see 8 CFR parts 274a and 1274a and 28 CFR part 68.
Legislative history
This is a federal regulation, adopted through agency rulemaking under the Administrative Procedure Act — not enacted by a recorded vote of Congress.