Alam v. Attorney General of the United States

OPINION

GARTH, Circuit Judge.

Petitioner Shad Mohammed Alam was deemed removable by an Immigration Judge (IJ), who denied various applications for relief. When Alam appealed that determination to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), his case was remanded back to the IJ, who once again determined that he was subject to removal and not eligible for relief. In a November 24, 2010 decision, the BIA dismissed Alam’s appeal from that second decision of the IJ, and Alam now petitions for review of that dismissal. For the reasons that follow, we will affirm the BIA’s dismissal of Alam’s appeal.

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