Hector Hernandez-Alcaraz v. Loretta Lynch
| HECTOR MANUEL HERNANDEZ-ALCARAZ, AKA Hector Manuel Alcaraz, AKA Beto Gonzalez, AKA Alberto Gutierrez, AKA Alberto Hernandez, AKA Alberto Hector Hernandez, AKA Alberto NMN Hernandez, AKA Hector Hernandez, AKA Hector Manuel Hernandez |
| LORETTA E. LYNCH, Attorney General |
| 16-73805 |
| December 1, 2016 |
| U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit |
| Other |
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| HECTOR HERNANDEZ-ALCARAZ V. JEFFERSON SESSIONS |
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| Petitioner,: HECTOR MANUEL HERNANDEZ-ALCARAZ, AKA Hector Manuel Alcaraz, AKA Beto Gonzalez, AKA Alberto Gutierrez, AKA Alberto Hernandez, AKA Alberto Hector Hernandez, AKA Alberto NMN Hernandez, AKA Hector Hernandez, AKA Hector Manuel Hernandez | |
| Represented By: | Hector Manuel Hernandez-Alcaraz |
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| Respondent,: LORETTA E. LYNCH, Attorney General | |
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