The Board of Immigration Appeals has determined that a non-citizen is a flight risk due to inconsistencies about his address.
“The Immigration Judge did not consider the significant discrepancies in the record regarding the respondent’s residence. According to the Form I-213, Record of Deportable/Inadmissible Alien, DHS agents encountered the respondent living and working at a business that was illegally growing marijuana in Oklahoma. The respondent’s bond request worksheet asserts he was detained by immigration officials “at [his] residence.” However, in the asylum application he filed with United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, the respondent indicated that he resides in California. The respondent’s purported sponsor also claims to live at the same address in California. The respondent bears the burden of resolving discrepancies in the record, and he has not done so here.”
The full text of Matter of Z-N-L- can be found here: https://www.justice.gov/eoir/media/1430911/dl?inline