· 4/18/1994
Omar Ahmed Ali, Also Known as Omar Abdel Rahman, Also Known as Omar Abdel Rachman v. Janet Reno, Attorney General of the United States
Citations
- 22 F.3d 442
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 8084
How courts have described this case
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- holding that an LPR returning from a two-month religious pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia was entitled to due process rights, but concluding that he failed to demonstrate that those rights had been violated in his case
- noting that, even absent regulatory requirements, the Due Process 15 Clause would likely require formal proceedings prior to rescinding LPR status
- “Lingering ambiguities in a statute concerning the forfeiture of 19 residence in this country should be resolved in favor of the alien.”
- alien bound by counsel’s admission that a timely 23 answer had not been filed
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Judges: Miner, Mahoney, Restani, Trade
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