Lyubov Slyusar v. Eric Holder, Jr.

How courts have described this case

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• acknowledging that the REAL ID Act reversed prior law that required an inconsistency reach the heart of the matter when making a credibility determination
• explaining that “under the REAL ID Act, even ancillary inconsistencies in a petitioner’s testimony support adverse credibility determinations”
• upholding an adverse credibility finding, in a case with no competency issues, based on inconsistencies between the applicant’s testimony and information she previously gave to the Department of Homeland Security
• “An adverse credibility determination is fatal to claims for asylum and relief from removal, preventing such claims from being considered on their merits.”
• “An adverse credibility determination is fatal to claims for asylum and relief from removal, preventing such claims from being considered on their merits.”
• “An adverse credibility determination is fatal to claims for asylum and relief from removal, preventing such claims from being considered on their merits.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).