Platts v. O'Brien

How courts have described this case

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• The BIA can deny a motion to remand “when the new evidence offered is not likely to change the result of the case.” (cleaned up)
• “It is not enough for the alien to identify evidence that supports his desired factual finding; he must identify evidence that compels that finding.” (cleaned up)
• “[W]e have never held that certain country-conditions reports, on their own, warrant relief. This is because each noncitizen must establish a particularized threat to him or her, and reports, on their own, don’t get them over the line.”
• “[T]o the extent [the applicant] argues that the BIA should have given more weight to the 2017 State Department Reports[,] . . . those reports do not undermine the rationality of the BIA’s reason for denying remand.” (internal quotation marks omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).