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Diallo v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)
Decided: 2026-10-27. Docket: IMM-16854-25. Citation: 2026 FC 1318 (CanLII). Citizenship and immigration — Judicial review — PRRA — Whether PRRA risk determination was reasonable under IRPA ss. 96 and 97(1) — First risk determination following ineligibility for IRB hearing — Decision found unreasonable for lack of transparency, intelligibility and justification — Matter remitted to a new decision-maker — Application for judicial review granted | Evidence — Refugee protection evidence — Presumption of truthfulness — Whether sworn affidavit evidence was unreasonably discounted absent a clear credibility finding — Maldonado v Canada (Minister of Employment and Immigration) applied to first-instance PRRA — Corroborative letters and medical report assessed for “missing” information — Veiled cred
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