· 6/8/2012
MONTAGUE, KIM v. BROOKS, JASON A.
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- noting that the reference to § 1324a makes it clear that seeking private employment qualifies as a purpose or benefit under the statute
- noting that the reference to § 1324a makes it clear that seeking private employment qualifies as a purpose or benefit under the statute
- issue was exhausted where the brief invoked the statutory text that furnished the argument without “mak[ing] the precise argument we now consider”
- “We do not employ the exhaustion doctrine in a formalistic manner.” (quoting Ren v. Holder, 648 F.3d 1079, 1083 (9th Cir. 2011))
- “To satisfy the exhaustion requirement, Diaz needed to ‘put the BIA on notice’ in his appeal from the IJ’s removal order.” (citation omitted)
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