DISCLAIMER: The following unofficial case summaries are prepared by the clerk's office
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024117P.pdf 05/11/2005 Zoumade Madjakpor v. John Ashcroft
U.S. Court of Appeals Case No: 02-4117
Agency
Petition for Review - Immigration. BIA's determination that petitioner
was not eligible for withholding of removal was supported by reasonable,
substantial and probative evidence; Immigration Judge did not err in
concluding that it was not likely that petitioner would be persecuted if he
returned to Togo. Dissent by Judge Melloy.
[PUBLISHED] [Bowman, Author, with Melloy and McMillian, Circuit Judges]
024117U.pdf 05/24/2004 Zoumade Madjakpor v. John Ashcroft
U.S. Court of Appeals Case No: 02-4117
Agency
Petition for review - Immigration. Because petitioner, a native of Togo,
makes no claim that his removal to the Ivory Coast, where he lived
for approximately 20 years, would expose him to either persecution or
torture, the court will hold his petition for review in abeyance pending
the outcome of the Attorney General's efforts to remove petitioner to the
Ivory Coast; if the country accepts him, the petition will be denied as
moot; if not, the court will adjudicate his claim that removal to Togo
would subject him to persecution.
[UNPUBLISHED] [Per Curiam]