Yan Chen v. Alberto Gonzales, Attorney General, 1

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• stating that this Court assumes, but does not determine, an applicant’s credibility when the agency does not make an explicit credibility determination
• assuming without determining credibility where the BIA declined to affirm 14 an IJ’s adverse credibility determination
• declining to consider IJ’s credibility findings where the BIA assumed the petitioner’s credibility and did not adopt the IJ’s decision to any extent
• assuming, without determining, the petitioner’s credibility as to his testimony concerning past events and as to his subjective fear of future persecution
• declining to review the IJ's adverse credibility determination where the BIA did not base its decision on that determination
• finding “significant error in the BIA’s failure to consider the country condition report submitted by [the petitioner], which corroborates his testimony”

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