Tsayo Cyrille Lonyem v. U.S. Attorney General, Immigration and Naturalization Service

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• recognizing the Supreme Court’s directive that absent con- stitutional constraints, “administrative agencies should be free to fashion their own rules of procedure and to pursue methods of in- quiry capable of permitting them to discharge their multitudinous duties.”
• “Giving such notice ... is a minimal and logical step that, if not taken, is a factor which tends to undermine a claim of exceptional circumstances.”
• same, because the petitioner did not indicate any effort to contact the immigration court and the IJ found that his attached affidavit was not credible

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