Where an Ethiopian woman married an American man but they lived apart more than they lived together and she did not have his phone number ...

Where an immigration judge denied an immigrant’s motion to remand for an adjustment of status after his second marriage based on a finding that he ...

Where a Liberian citizen sought review of the denial of his application for asylum, the citizen did not meet his burden of demonstrating his credibility ...

Where an immigration judge’s finding that an immigrant from Pakistan falsely represented himself as a U.S. citizen to secure employment was supported by substantial evidence ...

Where a citizen of Indonesia who applied for asylum claimed religious persecution, her fear of a future persecution was rebutted by a showing that conditions ...

Where a citizen of Peru only showed that he suffered harassment by local officials and political rivals, he was not seriously injured or even dissuaded ...

Where a citizen of Cameroon petitioned for review of the denial of her application for asylum and withholding of removal and protection under the Convention ...

Where a family from Guatemala claimed they were persecuted because of their membership in a “particular social group,” which they argued consisted of competing family ...

Where a family of Palestinian Christians were denied asylum, withholding of removal and protection under Convention against Torture and filed a subsequent motion to reopen ...

Where an immigrant from Bosnia was found to have entered the country by fraud and his testimony, even if credible, would not have established a ...