Miguel-Miguel v. Gonzales

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• holding that the authority to create this presumption is a reasonable interpretation of the statute
• recognizing that “the longer and more consistently an agency has followed one view of the law, the more likely it is that private parties have reasonably relied to their detriment on that view”
• recognizing that “the longer and more consistently an agency has followed one view of the law, the more likely it is that private parties have reasonably relied to their detriment on that view”
• noting that “both the BIA and this court” had adopted the rule at issue before the BIA decided to exercise its statutory discretion to change it
• noting that “both the BIA and this court” had adopted the rule at issue before the BIA decided to exercise its statutory discretion to change it
• explaining that the Attorney General may overrule the BIA by issuing a published opinion

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