Administrative Decisions Under Immigration & Nationality Laws, Volumul 22U.S. Government Printing Office, 1947 |
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Pagina 38
... fact that the respondent did , in fact , treat his headache with home remedies . The majority suggests that this corroborating information from a med- ical professional should contain a medical judgment on the effectiveness of the home ...
... fact that the respondent did , in fact , treat his headache with home remedies . The majority suggests that this corroborating information from a med- ical professional should contain a medical judgment on the effectiveness of the home ...
Pagina 47
... fact that the Board did not address the issue of lack of knowledge of the requirement in its decision ) ; Rashtabadi v . INS , 23 F.3d 1562 , 1567 ( 9th Cir . 1994 ) ( holding that the exhaustion requirement will not apply where , as ...
... fact that the Board did not address the issue of lack of knowledge of the requirement in its decision ) ; Rashtabadi v . INS , 23 F.3d 1562 , 1567 ( 9th Cir . 1994 ) ( holding that the exhaustion requirement will not apply where , as ...
Pagina 53
... fact that the respondent stated both that the date was " illegible " and that he did not understand or misread it . Whatever the majority's efforts to make his contentions seem inconsistent , they are not : a number written in a ...
... fact that the respondent stated both that the date was " illegible " and that he did not understand or misread it . Whatever the majority's efforts to make his contentions seem inconsistent , they are not : a number written in a ...
Pagina 60
... fact that the respondent had no notice of the evidentiary requirements we shall apply to a respon- dent , who was prevented from appearing before the Immigration Court because of an injury or illness for which he could not afford ...
... fact that the respondent had no notice of the evidentiary requirements we shall apply to a respon- dent , who was prevented from appearing before the Immigration Court because of an injury or illness for which he could not afford ...
Pagina 65
... fact that , even after proper oral and written warnings have been given , neither sections 242B ( e ) ( 1 ) nor 242B ( e ) ( 4 ) render a respondent ineligible for asylum pro- tection , or preclude a respondent from seeking to reopen ...
... fact that , even after proper oral and written warnings have been given , neither sections 242B ( e ) ( 1 ) nor 242B ( e ) ( 4 ) render a respondent ineligible for asylum pro- tection , or preclude a respondent from seeking to reopen ...
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Administrative Decisions Under Immigration & Nationality Laws, Volumul 2 United States. Department of Justice Vizualizare completă - 1950 |
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