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DILLON JR. CHEDDI DESMOND

A040097-680
20 BRADSTON STREET
BOSTON, MA 02118
Name: DILLON JR. , CHEDDI DESMOND
U.S. Department of Justice
Executive Ofce fr Immigration Review
8oardofImmigrationAppeals
OceoftheClerk
51071eesburg Pike, Suite 2000
Falls Church, Vrginia 22041
OHS/ICE Ofice of Chief Counsel BOS
P.O. Box 8728
Boston, MA 02114
A040097 -680
Date of this notice: 5/10/2011
Enclosed is a copy of the Board's decision and order in the above-refrenced case.
Enclosure
Panel Members:
Pauley, Roger
Sincerely,
Donna Carr
Chief Clerk
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Cite as: Cheddi Desmond Jr Dillon, A040 097 680 (BIA May 10, 2011)
. U.S. Department of Justice
Executive Ofce fr Immigation Review
Decision of the Board of Immigation Appeals
Falls Church, Virginia 22041
File: A040 097 680 Boston, MA
In re: CHEDDI DESMOND JR DILLON
IN REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS
APPEAL
ON BEHALF OF RSPONDENT: Pro se
ON BEHALF OF OHS: Gwendylan Tregenan
Senior Attorey
Date:
AY1 00B
The Immigration Judge did not prepare a separate oral or written decision in this matter setting
Gu' t< reasons fr the decision.
We recognize that a suma order may be sufcient under some circumstances. See Matter of
A-P-, 22 I&N Dec. 468 (BIA 1999). I this case, however, in which the respondent contested the
charges against him and made a claim to citizenship, a summar order is not sufcient. A
Immigration Judge's decision that lacks suffcient analysis does not provide an adequate oppornit
to the alien to contest the Immigration Judge's deteninations on appeal and leaves the Board
without adequate means of reviewing the bases fr the Immigration Judge's decision in light of the
respondent's arguments on appeal. Matter of A-P-, supra, at 474; see generaly Matter of M-P-,
20 l&N Dec. 786 (1994) (fnding that an Immigration Judge must flly explain the reasons fr
denying a motion in order to allow the respondent a fir opportunity .to contest te decision and the
Board an opporunity fr meaningfl appellate review).
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Regarding the Immigation Judge's notation on the summar order that the respondent had
waived appeal, our review of the record does not indicate that the respondent actally waived appeal
(Tr. at 22-25). Therefre, the record will be remanded to the Immigration Judge fr the issuace of
a fll decision. In addition, any applications fr relief will be considered on remand.
ORDER: The record is retured to the Immigration Court fr frther proceedings in accordance
with this decision.
FOR THE BOARD
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Cite as: Cheddi Desmond Jr Dillon, A040 097 680 (BIA May 10, 2011)

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UNITED ST; TES IMMIGRTION COURT
JK FEDERL BLDG., ROOM 320
BOSTON, MA 02203
IN THE REMOVAL CASE OF
Alien # 040-097-680
Alien Name: DILLON J. , CHEDDI DESMOND
RESPONDENT
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ORDERS
This is a memorandum of the Cour's Decision and Orders entered on November 3, 2010.
This memorandum is solely fr the convenience of the paries. The oral or writen Findings, Decision and
Orders is the ofcial opinion in this case.
( ) Both paries waived issuance of a fnal oral decision in the case.
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aenJ was ordt d REMOVED fom the United States to

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( ) in absentia.
Respondent's application fr VOLUNTARY DEPARTURE was DENIED and respondent was ordered
removed to in the alterative to
Respondent's application fr VOLuNJARY DEPARTURE was GRANTED until
,'upor. posting a voluntar deparure bond in the amount of
$ to OHS within fve 'usiness days fom the date of this Order, with an alterate Order of
removal to or . Respondent shall present to OHS
within ( ) thir days ( ) sixty days fom the date of this Order, all necessar travel documents fr
voluntar deparure.
Respondent's application fr ASYLUM was
( ) granted ( ) denied ( ) withdrawn with prejudice.
( ) subject to the ANNUAL CAP under the INA section 207(a)(S).
( ) Respondent knowingly fled a FRIVOLOUS asylum application.
Respondent's application fr WITHHOLDING of removal under INA section 241(b) (3) was
( ) granted ( ) denied ( ) withdrawn with prejudice.
Respondent's application fr WITHHOLDING of removal under the Torure Convention was
( ) ganted ( ) denied ( ) withdrawn with prejudice.
Respondent's application fr DEFERRAL of removal under the Torture Convention was
( ) granted ( ) denied ( ) withdrawn with prejudice.
Respondent's application fr CANCELLATION of removal under
section ( ) 203(b) ofNACARA, ( ) 240A(a) ( ) 240A(b)(l ) ( ) 240A(b)(2) of the INA, was
( ) granted ( ) denied ( ) withdrawn with prejudice.
If granted, it was ordered that the OHS issue all appropriate documents necessar to give efect to this
Order.
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Respondent ( ) is ( ) is not subject-P Jhe ANNUAL CAP under INA section 240A(e).
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Respondent's application fr a W AIYER under the INA section was
( ) ganted ( ) denied ( ) withdrawn or ( ) other
( ) The conditions imposed by INA section 216 on the respondent's penanent resident status were
removed.
Respondent's application fr ADJUSTMENT of status under section of the
( ) INA ( ) NACARA ( ) was
( ) granted ( ) denied ( ) withdrawn with prejudice.
( ) granted on a conditional basis under 216 of the INA.
If granted, it was ordered that OHS issue all appropriate documents necessary to give efect to this
Order.
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Alien Number: 04(.097-680 Alie.1Name: DILLON J., CHEDDI DESMOND
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Respondent's status was RESCIDGQ pursuant to the INA section 246.
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Respondent's motion to WITHDRA V his application fr admission was ( ) granted ( ) denied.
If the respondent fils to abide by any of the conditions directed by the district director of OHS, then the
alterate order of removal shall become immediately efective without frther notice or proceedings: the
respondent shall be removed fom the United States to
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Respondent was ADMITTED as a until
As a condition of admission, the respondent was ordered to pst a
$ bond.
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Case was ( ) TERMINATED ( ) with ( ) without prejudice ( ) ADMINISTRATIVELY CLOSED.
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Respondent was orally advised of the LIMITATION on discretionar relief and consequences fr
filure to depar as ordered.
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If you fil to voluntarily depar when and as required, you shall be subject to civil money penalt of
at least $1,000, but not more than $5,000, and be ineligible fr a period of 10 years fr any furher relief
under INA sections 240A, 240B, 245, and 248 (IA Section 240B(d)) .
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If you are under a fnal order of removal, and if you willflly fail or refse to 1) depart when and as
required, 2) make timely applicatiolj

good fith fr any documents necessar fr deparure, or 3)
present yourself fr removal at te \i.i and place required, or, if you conspire to or take any action
desiged to prevent or hamper yur(parure, you shall be subject to civil money penalty of up to $500
fr each day under such violation. section 274D(a)). If you are removable pursuant to INA 237(a),
then you shall frther be fned and/orimprisoned fr up to 10 years. (INA section 243(a)( 1 )).

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, mmigration Judge
vember 3, 2010
CE IFICATB OF SERVICE
THIS DOCUENT WAS SERVED BY: IL (M) EONAL SERVICE (P)
TO: [ ] ALIEN [ ] ALIEN c/o Cusodier ALIEN'S ATT/REP
DATE: Nov 3, 2010 BY: [ )COURT STAFF [ ] U
Attachments: [ J EOIR-33 [ ] EOIR-28 ( ] Legal Services List [ ] Other
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