Yatskin v. Immigration and Naturalization Service

How courts have described this case

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• excusing as harmless error the BIA’s failure to provide a reasoned basis for rejecting petitioner’s past persecution claim where uncontested evidence of changed country conditions overcame any presumption of a well-founded fear
• asylum applicant persecuted by pri- or regime cannot retain presumption of well-founded fear of future persecution after regime change unless the new leaders “harbor the same animosities as the old”
• presumption from past persecution by Communist government rebutted with the dismantling of the Soviet Union
• presumption from past persecution by Communist government rebutted with the dismantling of the Soviet Union
• presumption from past persecution by Communist government rebutted with the dismantling of the Soviet Union
• \[A] reviewing court should judge the action of an administrative agency based only on reasoning provided by the agency.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).