Junshao Zhang v. Alberto R. Gonzales, Attorney General of the United States of America, and Department of Homeland Security, 1

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• holding that the BIA rule is unreasonable in this context
• holding that the BIA rule is unreasonable in this context
• noting that \it would be particularly perverse for courts to treat a subsequent break-up of the marriage as somehow lessening the impact of [the prior] persecution [of the husband]\
• noting that “it would be particularly perverse for courts to treat a subsequent break-up of the marriage as somehow lessening the impact of [the pri- or] persecution [of the husband]”
• holding that the BIA rule is unreasonable in this context
• noting that “it 13 would be particularly perverse for courts to treat a subsequent break-up of the marriage as 14 somehow lessening the impact of [the prior] persecution [of the husband]”

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