Qin Wen Zheng v. Gonzales

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• holding that BIA 14 may rely on underlying adverse credibility determination to 15 reject new evidence that relies on the same facts
• holding that BIA may rely on underlying adverse credibility determination in denying motion to reopen
• holding that the agency may decline to credit evidence when there has been a prior adverse credibility determination
• holding that the BIA may decline to credit certain evidence submitted by a movant who was found not credible in underlying proceedings
• holding that 2 the agency may decline to credit subjective evidence 3 submitted with a motion to reopen by an alien who was found 4 not credible in the underlying proceeding
• holding that 7 the agency may decline to credit unauthenticated evidence 8 submitted with a motion to reopen by an alien who was found 9 not credible in the underlying proceedings

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