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· 4/25/2024

Debra Carter v. AgAmerica AV1, LLC

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  • holding that a 10-day detention, accompanied by daily beatings and hard labor, rose to the level of persecution
  • holding that “physical discomfort or loss of liberty,” do not necessarily constitute past persecution, “despite the fact that such conditions have caused the petitioners some harm”
  • overturning agency’s past-persecution finding, despite petitioner’s lack of “serious bodily injury”
  • overturning agency’s past-persecution finding, despite petitioner’s lack of “serious bodily injury”
  • “There is no question that Gypsies are an identifiable ethnic group and that being a Gypsy is a protected ground under § 208 of the INA.”
  • “There is no question that Gypsies are an identifiable ethnic group and that being a Gypsy is a protected ground under § 208 of the INA.”

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