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· 2/15/2024

Great Northern Properties, L.P. v. United States

Oral argument

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How courts have described this case

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  • stating that unless alleged facts in support of a motion to reopen are “inherently unbe- lievable,” corroborating evidence is generally not required to establish a prima facie case
  • disapproving the “weighing of the quality, rather than the sufficiency, of her evidence”
  • petitioner “had produced evidence from which an inference can be drawn that Iranian government authorities might be aware of her anti-Khomeini activities.”

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