Xhevgjet Kllokoqi v. Alberto R. Gonzales, Attorney General of the United States, 1

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• holding that adverse credibility determination cannot be supported by inconsistencies that do not involve the heart of petitioner’s claim
• holding that minor discrepancies in the date of an alien’s graduation from high school as compared to the date of a beating did not justify an adverse credibility finding
• reversing adverse credibility finding and holding that corroborating evidence should not have been required
• reversing the credibility determination where “the number of traumatic and tragic events that have happened to” the alien made his lack of memory on the name of a high school he attended a decade earlier insufficient to support the finding
• reversing the credibility determination where “the number of traumatic and tragic events that have happened to” the alien made his lack of memory on the name of a high school he attended a decade earlier insuffi- cient to support the finding
• “State department reports are entitled to deference, but the IJ must make an individual- ized determination.”

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