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· 5/25/2007

Ramon Antonio Delgado v. U.S. Atty. Gen.

Citations

  • 487 F.3d 855
  • 2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 12210

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that when considered cumulatively, the death threats, threats with unloaded weapons, and a beating compelled a finding of past persecution
  • holding that the withholding-of-removal statute, unlike the asylum statute, confers no derivative benefits
  • stating that \there are no derivative benefits associated with a grant of withholding of removal\
  • determining that the cumulative effect of alleged acts of persecution demonstrated that the petitioner was entitled to relief
  • finding persecution based on cumulative effect of two beatings, continued threatening phone calls, and two instances of the alien’s car being vandalized with political graffiti
  • explaining in determining whether an alien has suffered past persecution, the factfinder must consider the cumulative effect of the alleged acts

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Judges: Barkett, Kravitch, Per Curiam, Trager

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