read your own application before court!

Mr. Kabba, from Sierra Leone, wrote things in his I-589. Later in court, he was inconsistent. Was he too busy to read his own application before going to court, which would be the most important day of his life?

In his I-589, he said his brother was in a political party named "S-A-K-." In court, he said he did not know the name.

In his I-589, he said his brother was very active in politics, but that he [Kabba] did other things. In court, he said, "Oh yes, I worked hard for a presidential candidate, because I wanted him to win."

This annoyed the BIA, which said no asylum for Mr. Kabba.