· 4/16/2024
Elliott A. Rico v. the State of Texas
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- holding that the requisite nexus was not shown where persecutors’ motive was private economic gain
- holding that the requisite nexus was not shown where persecutors’ motive was private economic gain
- holding that requisite nexus was not shown where persecutors’ motive was economic gain rather than broader political struggle
- stating that an alien may demonstrate the persecutors’ motives through “direct or circumstantial evidence”
- stating that an alien may demonstrate the persecutors’ motives through “direct or circumstantial evidence”
- rejecting claimed social group of Salvadoran taxi cooperative because characteristics that defined taxi drivers are not immutable
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