Hernan Canjura-Flores v. Immigration and Naturalization Service

How courts have described this case

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• “Accordingly, we remand [the petitioner’s] asylum claim to the Attorney General so that he may exercise his discretion.”
• reversing denial of asylum where petitioner, active with a leftist organization, believed the National Guard was seeking him out and received information that, after his flight, they had come to his home looking for him
• absent a specific finding by the ILJ or the Board we presume that the petitioner was credible
• absent a specific finding by the ILJ or the Board we presume that the petitioner was credible
• \The Immigration Judge is in the best position to make credibility findings because he views the witness as the testimony is given.\
• “The Immigration Judge is in the best position to make credibility findings because he views the witness as the testimony is given.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).