Common use of AGREED UPON TERMS Clause in Contracts

AGREED UPON TERMS. A. USCIS has fully rescinded the 2019 Redetermination Memo. USCIS labelled the website with the 2019 Redetermination Memo with a banner stating the memo is no longer current. USCIS will also issue a superseding memorandum explaining and implementing this Settlement Agreement no later than 90 days after the Court’s final approval of this Settlement Agreement. The superseding memorandum’s effective date will be 90 days after the Court’s final approval of this Settlement Agreement. The superseding memorandum will apply to Class Members as well as other individuals with Prior UAC Determinations who file an asylum application when the memorandum is in effect. The superseding memorandum will remain in effect for at least three years from the superseding memorandum’s effective date. B. USCIS will exercise Initial Jurisdiction over Class Members’ asylum applications in accordance with the terms of this Settlement Agreement and adjudicate them on the merits, and USCIS will hold such applications exempt from the One-Year Deadline. C. 1. Notwithstanding Paragraph III.B of this Settlement Agreement, USCIS may determine it lacks Initial Jurisdiction over the asylum application of a Class Member if the Class Member was placed in adult immigration detention after a Prior UAC Determination but before filing their asylum application. “Placed in adult immigration detention” does not include custody for the sole purposes of processing the Class Member prior to release on their own recognizance or release through another alternative to detention, such as an order of supervision, parole, enrollment in an alternative to detention program, or ICE bond. The Class Member must submit evidence of a Prior UAC Determination that USCIS may adopt. If the individual had contact with ICE as an adult, they may also submit evidence of any custodial determinations made by ICE after they attained 18 years of age, including but not limited to the Class Member’s declaration made in accordance with 28 U.S.C. § 1746.