Bogale Tegegn v. Eric H. Holder, Jr.

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• explaining that death threats “that are exaggerated, nonspecific, lacking in immediacy, or not based on a protected ground” do not constitute past persecution
• rejecting noncitizen’s argument that a hit-and- run incident constituted persecution when he could not identify the car, its driver, or the individual who later threatened him

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