Getu Hailu Kebe and Gedam Tesfaye Ayele v. Alberto R. Gonzales, Attorney General of the United States

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• directing BIA to consider most recent country report indicating that the EPRDF-led government has become more aggressive in cracking down on opposition protestors since the May 2005 elections
• taking judicial notice of most recent Country Report submitted with appellate brief, although not submitted with applicant’s motion to reopen
• “Although the BIA might have offered reasons for rejecting the evidence . . . , or for denying relief despite [this evidence], the absence of any articulated reasons in the BIA’s decision constitutes an abuse of discretion and requires a remand.”

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