By Allissa Wickham ( October 12, 2016, 11:18 PM EDT) -- The Board of Immigration Appeals on Wednesday ruled that both the categorical approach and the modified categorical approach give the correct framework for figuring out if a conviction counts as a so-called "crime involving moral turpitude," weighing in on one of the more high-profile cases before the board this year....
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