· 2/16/1994
Carlos Adolfo Campos-Granillo v. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Citations
- 12 F.3d 849
How courts have described this case
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- holding that in exercising discretion as to whether to grant or deny voluntary departure requests, the Immigration Judge must weigh both favorable and unfavorable factors by evaluating all of them
- remanding for an Immigration Judge to make all necessary findings regarding the favorable and unfavorable factors relating to a request for voluntary departure
- remanding to consider voluntary departure in light of the defendant’s ten years of U.S. residence and the presence of his family in the United States
- listing positive and negative factors for review
- listing factors relevant to a determination of voluntary departure
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Judges: Reinhardt, Nelson, Kaufman
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