Orlay Hernandez-Baena and Sandra Carrera-Garcia v. Alberto Gonzales

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• concluding that alien had not established that Colombian government was unable or unwilling to protect him because, although no arrests were made, police accepted report and monitored his phones to intercept further threats
• concluding that alien had not established that Colombian government was unable or unwilling to protect him because, although no arrests were made, police accepted report and monitored his phones to intercept further threats
• noting that “in general, unfulfilled threats do not” rise to the level of persecution
• noting that “in general, unfulfilled threats do not” rise to the level of persecution
• noting that “in general, unfulfilled threats do not” rise to the level of persecution
• finding that 6 No. 21-3253 substantial evidence supported the IJ’s “conclusion that peti- tioners’ fear of future persecution was not objectively reason- able” where the police previously “responded immediately” to death threats

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).