· 1/20/2006
Surinder Singh v. Bia
Citations
- 435 F.3d 216
- 2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 1377
- 2006 WL 147500
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- recognizing that even a presumption of future persecution can be rebutted if the agency finds that an applicant can avoid persecution by relocating to another part of the proposed country of removal
- recognizing that even a presumption of future persecution can be rebutted if the agency finds that an applicant can avoid persecution by relocating to another part of the proposed country of removal
- noting that “country condition reports may in some circumstances be sufficient, in and of themselves, to support a finding of no clear probability of persecution”
- upholding denial of withholding where record demonstrated that petitioner could relocate safely elsewhere in India
- “Asylum in the United 3 States is not available to obviate re-location to sanctuary 4 in one’s own country.”
- “Asylum in the United States is not available to 14 obviate re-location to sanctuary in one’s own country.”
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Judges: Oakes, Jacobs, Straub
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