· 3/19/2015
Benavidez, Alberto
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- explaining that an offense is a CIMT “if even the minimum conduct needed to violate the state statute would involve moral turpitude”
- noting that this Court does not have the authority to consider “bases for relief that were not raised below”
- noting that this Court does not have the authority to consider \bases for relief that were not raised below\
- directing the government to facilitate previously removed petitioner’s return to the United States pursuant to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement Policy Directive
- noting we may only review a removal order if the petitioner has exhausted his administrative remedies
- rejecting the government’s position that a petitioner cannot “cit[e] certain cases for the first time on appeal in order to elaborate on the breadth of” her argument
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