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Judicial review of a refused PRRA was dismissed as moot after the applicant’s deportation. The Court also found the Officer’s decision reasonable.
Federal Court granted judicial review of a PRRA refusal, finding the officer unreasonably discounted country conditions evidence and the applicant’s mother’s affidavit.
The Federal Court allowed judicial review of a refused H&C application, finding the officer unreasonably assessed Libya conditions and relied on speculative future immigration options.
The Federal Court allowed judicial review of an H&C refusal, finding the officer unreasonably assessed Yemen country conditions by using a personalized risk lens.
The Federal Court found an immigration officer’s H&C refusal unreasonable because it relied on a temporary suspension of removals while ignoring the need to return to Iraq to apply.
The Federal Court granted judicial review of a negative PRRA decision, finding the officer gave inadequate reasons for assigning low probative value to key letters.
The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of two H&C refusals, finding the officer reasonably assessed hardship in Turkey and the weight of corroborative evidence.
The Federal Court dismissed a stay motion in a removal case, finding the applicant had not shown a likely successful judicial review of the officer’s refusal to defer removal.
The Federal Court found an immigration officer’s H&C refusal unreasonable, saying the officer minimized violent attacks, misread country conditions, and failed to consider PTSD and the children’s interests.
The Federal Court allowed judicial review of a PRRA refusal, finding the officer unreasonably discounted eyewitness statements and failed to properly assess state protection.
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