· 4/29/2011
Zamanov v. Holder
Citations
- 649 F.3d 969
- 2011 U.S. App. LEXIS 8886
- 2011 WL 1651231
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- explaining that the agency is not compelled to accept petitioner’s explanations for testimonial discrepancies
- upholding adverse credibility determination where applicantʹs ʺsupplemental declaration and his testimony before the IJ tell a much different ‐‐ and more compelling ‐‐ story of persecution than his initial ‐ 26 ‐ application and testimony before the asylum officerʺ
- upholding adverse credibility determination where applicantʹs ʺsupplemental declaration and his testimony before the IJ tell a much different ‐‐ and more compelling ‐‐ story of persecution than his initial ‐ 26 ‐ application and testimony before the asylum officerʺ
- agency not required to accept explanations for inconsistencies
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Judges: Wallace, Fernandez, Clifton
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