Seyed Mohammad Samimi v. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BOOCHEVER, Circuit Judge.
Petitioner, Seyed Mohammad Samimi, entered the United States as a non-immigrant student. He overstayed his authorized time, submitting a late application for an extension. 1 The INS began deportation proceedings grounded on his overstay. The Immigration Judge found him deportable. The Board of Immigration Appeals affirmed and denied a subsequent motion to reopen based on an application for asylum. The BIA found that Samimi failed to explain adequately his failure to pursue asylum at the prior hearing and had failed to make a prima facie showing of likelihood of…
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