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· 6/13/2023

Clayton Eugene Eagle v. George Trent, Superintendent, Prunytown Correctional Center

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  • concluding that exhaustion is 4 “mandatory in the sense that a court must enforce the rule if a party properly raises 5 it”
  • holding that discretionary denials of adjustment of status based on factual findings are unreviewable
  • recognizing that “issue exhaustion” is “mandatory” when the opposing party raises the issue
  • concluding that issue exhaustion is mandatory when the Government raises it
  • holding that exhaustion of an issue before the BIA is mandatory
  • recognizing that issue exhaustion is mandatory when the Government raises it

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