The Board held that a permanent resident who adjusted to that status from asylee status pursuant to section 209(b) of the INA cannot readjust on that basis as relief from removal. It noted the explicit prohibition on readjustment for residents who adjusted from refugee status and reasoned there was no reason to treat residents who adjusted from asylee status differently, despite the silence of the statute regarding asylees. On the contrary, I would have thought Congress' omission of an explicit prohibition on readjustment for asylees would carry some significance--particularly since the procedures for refugees and asylees were created by the same legislation.