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SIVAKARAN v. ASHCROFT

United States Eighth Circuit
Immigration Law
Immigration Judge's determination that petitioner's testimony regarding past persecution was not credible was entitled to deference as it was...
05/25/2004 03-1158

KNEZEVIC v. ASHCROFT

United States Ninth Circuit
Immigration Law
Petition for review is granted based on a finding that the Immigration Judge lacked substantial evidence to find that petitioners would not face...
05/24/2004 02-72384

ZAYED v. US

United States Sixth Circuit
Immigration Law
8 U.S.C. section 1429 prohibits a United States district court from exercising jurisdiction to review an administrative denial of a naturalization...
05/24/2004 02-4011

US v. SOLORZANO-RIVERA

United States Ninth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Immigration Law
Conviction of illegal reentry is affirmed. The period between entry of defendant's plea and his subsequent plea withdrawal was properly excluded from...
05/21/2004 03-10284

LEE v. ASHCROFT

United States Third Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Immigration Law, Tax Law
A conviction for filing a false tax return in violation of 26 U.S.C. section 7206(1) of the Internal Revenue Code is not an "aggravated felony" as...
05/19/2004 02-4602

WANG v. ASHCROFT

United States Third Circuit
Immigration Law
The BIA properly undertook de novo review of petitioner's case instead of reviewing it for clear error; substantial evidence supports the BIA's...
05/19/2004 03-3057

ABAY v. ASHCROFT

United States Sixth Circuit
Immigration Law
Record evidence compels the conclusion that both mother and nine-year-old child have a well-founded fear that the child will be subjected to female...
05/19/2004 02-3795

HOQUE v. ASHCROFT

United States Ninth Circuit
Immigration Law
IJ's adverse credibility determination is reversed; petitioners clearly suffered political persecution in Bangladesh, thus a presumption of...
05/19/2004 02-72404

ENRIQUEZ-ALVARADO v. ASHCROFT

United States Fifth Circuit
Immigration Law
The court lacks jurisdiction to review an IJ's discretionary decision not to invoke its sua sponte authority to reopen deportation proceedings.
05/19/2004 03-60294

SINGH v. ASHCROFT

United States Ninth Circuit
Immigration Law
Petitioner's ineffective assistance of counsel claim should have been characterized as a motion to reopen, rather than a motion to reconsider, and is...
05/18/2004 02-72759

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