The REAL ID Act did not overrule Sandoval-Lua, which held that the alien’s burden of proving eligibility for cancellation is met where the record of conviction is inconclusive as to whether the crime is an aggravated felony. (Rosas-Castaneda v. Holder, 1/4/11)
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The REAL ID Act did not overrule Sandoval-Lua
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