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| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
Jamal-Daoud v. GonzalesUnited States Seventh Circuit
Immigration LawDenial of plaintiff's request for asylum is affirmed over his claim that the immigration judge erred in relying on his airport interview to make an... |
04/12/2005 | 03-2305 |
Gishta v. GonzalesUnited States Sixth Circuit
Immigration LawPlaintiffs' orders of removal are affirmed where they failed to sustain their burden of establishing eligibility for asylum. |
04/08/2005 | 03-4101 |
Etchu-Njang v. GonzalesUnited States Eighth Circuit
Immigration LawPlaintiff's petition for review is denied over his claim that he was deprived of liberty without due process of law, in violation of the Fifth... |
04/08/2005 | 04-1054 |
Alemu v. GonzalesUnited States Eighth Circuit
Immigration LawPlaintiff's petition for review is denied where the immigration judge's adverse finding that warranted denial of asylum and withholding of removal... |
04/08/2005 | 03-3464 |
Sukhov v. GonzalesUnited States Eighth Circuit
Immigration LawPlaintiff's petition for review is denied where the Board of Immigration Appeals did not abuse its discretion in determining that plaintiff failed to... |
04/08/2005 | 03-1440, 03-2797 |
Jishiashvili v. Attorney Gen. of the USUnited States Third Circuit
Immigration LawPlaintiff's petition for review is granted where the immigration judge's adverse credibility determination was not based on substantial evidence. |
04/01/2005 | 03-4583 |
Hassan v. GonzalesUnited States Sixth Circuit
Immigration LawPlaintiff's petition for review is denied over his claim that the immigration judge erred when it found that his testimony was incredible. |
03/31/2005 | 03-4446 |
US v. FriedrichUnited States Eighth Circuit
Immigration LawAn order revoking the citizenship of a former concentration camp guard who lied on his visa application is affirmed where there was sufficient... |
03/31/2005 | 04-1728 |
Borges v. GonzalesUnited States Third Circuit
Immigration LawThe 180-day time limitation on a motion to reopen a removal order can be equitably tolled, and fraud can be a basis for the tolling. |
03/30/2005 | 04-1835 |
Kalal v. GonzalesUnited States Ninth Circuit
Immigration LawPlaintiff's petition for review is denied where she entered the United States on a K-1 visa and failed to abide by its restrictions. |
03/30/2005 | 03-71354 |
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