Jose Guadalupe Larita-Martinez v. Immigration and Naturalization Service

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• holding that an error that does not prejudice a peti- tioner’s case is a harmless error
• holding that petitioner must overcome presumption that BIA considered all the relevant evidence
• holding that petitioner must overcome presumption that BIA considered all the relevant evidence
• holding that we presume that the BIA considered all relevant evidence
• stating that the BIA presumably considers all relevant evidence 4 absent an indication to the contrary
• stating that a noncitizen must “overcome the presumption” that agency reviewed all record evidence before he can establish a due process violation

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