Abdah v. Obama

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• concluding that it was reasonable to draw adverse inference from “late addition” of “serious allegations” of abuse that were not made in an earlier declaration which also claimed abuse
• finding that veracity of severe torture allegations were undermined by interrogation report stating that detainee refused to further cooperate with interrogators, in part “ ‘due to religious reasons” ’
• noting t h a t _ was a member of al-Qaida and that the Haji Habash guesthouse he ran was affiliated with al-Qaida
• “The [petitioner’s medical] records apparently contain no evidence of the repeated beatings to which [he] asserts he was subjected, calling into serious question the truthfulness of [his] most serious allegations of torture.”

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