Seventh Circuit· 2/26/2020
Meriyu v. William Barr
Citations
- 950 F.3d 503
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- “Even though the Board may take administrative notice of the country reports not considered by the IJ, no regulation or court decision requires the Board to do so.”
- permitting sua sponte judicial notice of a government agency’s report
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Judges: Ripple
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