Hong Liu Yang v. Lynch
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER
Hong Liu Yang, a 54-year old Chinese citizen who was ordered removed in 2010, raises only one argument in this challenge to the denial of her motion to reopen her case. She maintains that her early-stage ovarian cancer requires her to remain in the United States so she can access “high-tech medical care” not available in China. But Yang never made this argument to the Board of Immigration Appeals and there are no grounds on which we can order the proceedings reopened. We dismiss the petition for review.
Yang entered the U.S. in 1997 on a B-l visa and in 2003 married a U.S. citizen. Her…
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