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· 10/31/2006

Ilir Hoxhallari v. Alberto Gonzales, Attorney General

Citations

  • 468 F.3d 179
  • 2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 27038
  • 2006 WL 3073337

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that alien’s fear of future persecution based on his affiliation with the DP was not well-founded in light of the “fundamental change in the political structure and government of Albania”
  • holding that the agency need not enter specific findings regarding changed country conditions where “changed conditions evidently prevail in a country that is the subject of an appreciable proportion of asylum claims,” such as Albania
  • noting that the BIA “may always exercise independent discretion to take judicial notice of any further changes in a country’s politics” (emphasis added)
  • noting that while petitioner “may have a subjective fear of future persecution based on his Democratic Party affiliation ... the IJ’s perfunctory finding of changed conditions in Albania is adequate.”
  • affirming the agency’s finding that an applicant was ineligible for asylum or withholding of removal as a result of material political changes in Albania
  • upholding the denial of humanitarian asylum to a supporter of the Democratic Party in Albania who had been beaten and harassed on six occasions

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Judges: Jacobs, Per Curiam, Walker, Wallace

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