Weathersby v. United States

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• concluding that New York’s first-degree sexual abuse statute, with four elements separated by “or,” is divisible
• rejecting government’s assertion of 6 lack of jurisdiction pursuant to Section 1252(a)(2)(C) because (1) petitioner “was 7 not, however, found removable for having committed an aggravated felony,” 8 and (2
• New York first-degree sexual abuse statute, consisting of four alternative elements separated by “or,” is divisible
• ʺWe have accorded Chevron deference … to the BIAʹs interpretation that no separate danger to the community analysis is required when determining whether a crime is particularly serious.ʺ
• “We have accorded Chevron deference ... to the BIA’s interpretation that no separate danger to the community analysis is required when determining whether a crime is particularly serious”
• ʺWe have accorded Chevron deference . . . to the BIAʹs interpretation that no separate danger to the community analysis is required when determining whether a crime is particularly serious.ʺ

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