Fourth Circuit· 1/19/2011

Lizama v. Holder

Citations

629 F.3d 440
2011 U.S. App. LEXIS 913
2011 WL 149874

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holding that \deportees with criminal histories” returning to El Salvador from the United States are \too broad” to constitute a particular social group
holding that “deportees with criminal histories” returning to El Salvador from the United States are “too broad” to constitute a particular social group
holding that if neither the relevant statutes or associated regulations specifically define a term, courts defer to the “BIA’s reasonable interpretation of the term”
holding that “deportees with criminal histories” returning to El Salvador from the United States are “too broad” to constitute a particular social group
holding that petitioner not entitled to CAT relief because he “failed to establish he would be targeted by gangs more than any other citizens”
holding that an alien exhausted remedies by raising a claim in his notice of appeal to the BIA-even if he neglects to brief the issue-if the BIA has nonetheless addressed the issue in its decision

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Judges: Duncan, Agee, Davis

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