FREDERICK P. STAMP, JR., District Judge. Anwar I. Saqr (“Saqr”) seeks review of the decision by the Board of Immigration Appeals (“BIA”) upholding the Immigration Court’s finding that Saqr is subject to removal on the grounds that his criminal conviction for second degree assault under extreme emotional disturbance under Kentucky law is an aggravated felony and that his conviction for reckless homicide is a crime of moral turpitude. This Court has jurisdiction pursuant to 8 U.S.C. § 1252(a). For the reasons that follow, the BIA’s finding that Saqr is removable on the basis of his conviction for second degree assault under extreme emotional disturbance is reversed, and this action is remanded for further proceedings to determine whether Saqr’s conviction for reckless homicide constitutes a crime of moral turpitude.

G. HARVEY BOSWELL, Bankruptcy Appellate Panel Judge. In this appeal, Ford Motor Credit Company, LLC (“Ford”) seeks reversal of an order entered sua sponte by the bankruptcy court disapproving an attorney certified reaffirmation agreement entered into by Ford and Sean Brant Morton (“Debtor”).

For the foregoing reasons, the order of the bankruptcy court disapproving the reaffirmation agreement between the Debtor and Ford is REVERSED, the agreement is reinstated, and the deadline for the Debtor to rescind the agreement, should he wish to do so, is tolled. The Debtor shall have 60 days from the date this opinion is issued to rescind the reaffirmation agreement.