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John Raymond Conner III is a U.S. citizen and a Very Bad Person.
In 2019, he was leading a hip-hop dance troupe, “The Infamous Dancerettes”. He molested one of the dancers and infected them with HIV. He pleaded guilty to statutory rape an...
Two recent opinions piss me off in similar ways.
Each case involves a potentially strong asylum claim. Each was denied because the judges used minor, easily-explained inconsistencies to find the petitioners not credible.
I’ve written a lo...
I have a bit of trepidation about today’s post.
Most of my writing is about immigrants who are treated unjustly — by the law, the judge, the appeals court, or their own lawyer.
This case is different. As we’ll see, the petitioner is not...
This is a simple story that ends with a simple question.
In China, Xiaoyu and her husband Hao (names are aliases) had a child together. When Xiaoyu became pregnant a second time, they came up against the “one child” policy. The g...
After you cross the U.S. border, you have one year to ask for asylum. If you miss the deadline, you never get another chance.
There’s an important exception: “changed country conditions”. If something big happened in your home country, you...
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