Leslie v. Herrion

How courts have described this case

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• denying habeas relief where petitioner refused to cooperate in obtaining travel documents and finding that his “continued detention is of his own making”
• where ICE was unable to obtain travel document from Jamaica because the petitioner falsely claimed to be a United States citizen, “respondent is entitled to judgment since it is clear that [the petitioner’s] continued detention is of his own making”
• “[R]espondent is entitled to judgment since it is clear that [Petitioner’s] continued detention is of his own making. He holds the keys to his release from custody by taking reasonable steps to obtain the necessary travel documents for his return to Jamaica.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).