Saleh v. Ridge

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a delay of almost five years in adjudicating an application for lawful permanent alien status was not unreasonable
• finding “delay of almost five years” in adjudication of the plaintiff’s asylum application was “not unreasonable”
• finding delay of almost five years, while “not insubstantial,” was not un- reasonable “in light of the volume of applications … in the system” and limits on how many applications could be granted
• finding delay of almost five years not unreasonable “in light of the . . . volume of applications . . . in the system” and limits on how many appli- cations could be granted
• delay of “almost five years” to adjudicate plaintiff’s application for lawful permanent alien status was not unreasonable
• “Nor has Plaintiff provided any compelling rationale for why he should not be made to wait his turn for adjudication.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).