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Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
03-72028	Valencia v. Gonzales Immigrant is removable for having unlawful sexual intercourse with minor.	Immigration			Jul. 25, 2005
03-72322	Ochoa v. Gonzales Board of Immigration Appeals did not consider immigrants' case under proper standard required by Convention Against Torture.	Immigration			Jul. 25, 2005
03-70765	Guzman-Andrade v. Gonzales Alien denied permanent resident status under amnesty program retains right to judicial review despite change in immigration laws.	Immigration			Jul. 25, 2005
03-71578	Penuliar v. Ashcroft Crimes of unlawful taking of vehicle and evading officer do not qualify as aggravated felonies for purposes of deportation.	Immigration			Jul. 25, 2005
03-71392	Carty v. Ashcroft Willful failure to file tax return is crime of moral turpitude subjecting alien to removal.	Immigration			Jul. 25, 2005
02-73551	Moran v. Ashcroft Alien who helped smuggle son and future wife into United States is ineligible for cancellation of removal.	Immigration			Jul. 25, 2005
03-70298	Movsisian v. Ashcroft Board of Immigration Appeals must provide reasoned explanation for denying petition to reopen asylum proceedings.	Immigration			Jul. 25, 2005
02-74367	San Pedro v. Ashcroft Immigration board must clarify which of two holdings it used to uphold immigrant's removal.	Immigration			Jul. 25, 2005
02-74187	Salgado-Diaz v. Ashcroft Immigration judge must grant evidentiary hearing to alien to prove that border patrol agents unlawfully arrested and expelled him.	Immigration			Jul. 25, 2005
03-73131	Oh v. Gonzales Board of Immigration Appeals may reconsider appeals filed after deadline in rare circumstances.	Immigration			Jul. 13, 2005
02-74299	Sagaydak v. Gonzales Immigration judge should have determined whether asylum applicant's late filing was caused by extraordinary circumstances.	Immigration			Jul. 13, 2005
03-72014	Lopez-Umanzor v. Gonzales Immigration judge improperly used stereotypes about domestic violence to find alien not credible.	Immigration			Jul. 13, 2005
03-35130	ANA International Inc. v. Way Visa revocation decisions are subject to judicial review.	Immigration			Jul. 12, 2005
03-72197	Singh v. Gonzales Because alien never received notice to appear, his motion to reopen removal proceedings should have been granted.	Immigration			Jul. 12, 2005
03-71246	Yeimane-Berhe v. Ashcroft Submission of fraudulent document that goes to heart of asylum claim cannot be sole basis for adverse credibility finding.	Immigration			Jul. 12, 2005
02-73536	Molina-Camacho v. Ashcroft Where immigration judge finds petitioner removable but grants cancellation of removal, Board of Immigration Appeals cannot reverse and enter removal order.	Immigration			Jul. 12, 2005
03-70531	Martinez-Perez v. Ashcroft Grand theft conviction that involved taking of personal property and no co-defendants qualifies as aggravated felony.	Immigration			Jul. 12, 2005
03-71966	Medina v. Ashcroft Government cannot remove permanent resident for possession and use of less than 30 grams of marijuana.	Immigration			Jul. 11, 2005
02-72317	Deloso v. Ashcroft Asylum-seeker proves that persecution he suffered in the Philippines was, at least in part, on account of his political opinion.	Immigration			Jul. 11, 2005
03-70142	Gomez-Lopez v. Ashcroft Incarceration in county jail constitutes confinement in penal institution for purposes of removal consideration.	Immigration			Jul. 11, 2005
02-74426	Singh v. Gonzales Discrepancy about dates in summary of asylum interview is not basis for adverse credibility finding.	Immigration			Jun. 20, 2005
03-71456	Biwot v. Gonzales Immigrant was denied right to counsel when he was given unreasonably short period of time to obtain counsel.	Immigration			Jun. 20, 2005
03-71896	Limon v. Gonzales Immigrant did not exercise reasonable diligence in ascertaining her admissibility into United States.	Immigration			Jun. 20, 2005
02-72329	Lara-Torres v. Gonzales Immigrants' claim of ineffective assistance of counsel failed because attorney's advice did not affect proceedings.	Immigration			Jun. 20, 2005
03-71391	Nuru v. Gonzales Alien facing torture upon removal to his native Eritrea is entitled to immigration relief.	Immigration			Jun. 20, 2005
03-71129	Tchoukhrova v. Gonzales Harms suffered by disabled child and his parents in Russia rose to level of persecution.	Immigration			Jun. 20, 2005
03-71354	Kalal v. Gonzales Alien was not prejudiced when rescission of status and removal proceedings were combined.	Immigration			Jun. 20, 2005
02-73352	De Leon v. Gonzales Where immigration judge's opinion is incoherent, appellate court may not substantively review it without violating principles of judicial review.	Immigration			Jun. 19, 2005
03-71121	Kon v. Gonzales Alien's voluntary departure from United States deprived court of jurisdiction over asylum claim.	Immigration			Jun. 19, 2005
03-72384	Lolong v. Gonzales Petitioner has well-founded fear of persecution on account of her Chinese ethnicity if returned to Indonesia.	Immigration			Jun. 19, 2005