Would you give the most significant weight

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Question: If you were an immigration judge assessing hardship for purposes of granting or denying applications for cancellation of removal, what factors discussed on pages 674-675 in Aleinikoff et al., would you give the most significant weight, and why? Would you add or delete to this list? How would you keep your "implicit bias" (discussed on p. 662) in check when making this determination?

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