NAJI AL WARAFI v. Obama

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• stating that petitioner received weapons training but did not engage in any active combat
• “[T]hat the [petitioner’s] statements were translated does not render them unreliable or incredible. Petitioner’s reservations about the accuracy of the translations of the statements goes to the weight ... the Court should afford the statements, not their reliability.”
• \It is inconceivable that the Taliban would allow an outsider to stay at their front line camp just to see what the fighting was like. An outsider whose trustworthiness and loyalty are unknown poses a threat to a miliary camp.\

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