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In Scialabba v. Cuellar de Osorio,
a heavily-divided U.S. Supreme Court ruled against thousands of
aspiring young immigrants who were included on their parents' visa
petitions as minors, but who turned 21-known as "aging-out" before visas
became available. Aging-out is tantamount to someone losing his place
in the visa line with his parents. In the case, the majority ruled
despite having waited his turn in line, the mere fact that the child
aged-out means that his time was lost and the case could not be
converted into a more appropriate visa category.
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