Eighth Circuit· 7/8/2016
Felicia Zeah v. Loretta E. Lynch
Citations
- 828 F.3d 699
- 2016 U.S. App. LEXIS 12572
- 2016 WL 3648325
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- holding that evidence reflecting conditions substantially similar to those that existed at time of removal proceedings do not show change in country conditions
- evidence of harm prior to “[petitioner’s] removal proceedings” is insufficient to show “changed country conditions”
- “Although helpful for a claim of asylum, the fact that [the petitioner] may have suffered past persecution undermines her claim of changed country conditions.”
- “‘[E]vidence [that] reflects conditions substantially similar to those that existed at the time of [the first] hearing’ does not show a change in country conditions.” (second and third alterations in original) (citation omitted)
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Judges: Murphy, Beam, Gruender
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- S-Y-GBoard of Immigration Appeals· 2007-07-01· cited 544×
- Guled v. MukaseyEighth Circuit· 2008-01-31· cited 127×
- Sihin Hadera Francois v. Immigration and Naturalization ServiceEighth Circuit· 2002-03-18· cited 82×
- Kefay Gebremaria v. John Ashcroft, Attorney General of the United StatesEighth Circuit· 2004-08-02· cited 46×
- Vargas v. HolderEighth Circuit· 2009-05-20· cited 28×
- Zhong Qin Zheng v. MukaseyEighth Circuit· 2008-04-29· cited 24×
- Carlos Manuel Calles Quinteros v. Eric H. Holder, Jr.Eighth Circuit· 2013-03-01· cited 11×
- Poniman Poniman v. Alberto Gonzales, Attorney General of the United States of AmericaEighth Circuit· 2007-04-02· cited 9×
- Felicia Zeah v. Eric H. Holder, Jr.Eighth Circuit· 2014-03-06· cited 9×
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