Tamara-Gomez v. Gonzales

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• concluding that Colombian government’s inability to provide complete security from guerilla group did not constitute government acquiescence
• concluding that the record compelled a finding of persecution where it included, among other things, “threats of violence and acts of vandalism” against the asylum applicant’s family by members of the persecuting group
• concluding that “neither the failure to apprehend the persons threatening the alien, nor the lack of financial resources to eradi- cate the threat or risk of torture constitute sufficient state action for [CAT] purposes”
• holding that “neither the failure to apprehend the persons threatening the alien, nor the lack of financial resources to eradicate the threat or risk of torture constitute sufficient state action for purposes” of CAT
• holding that “neither the failure to apprehend the persons threatening the alien, nor the lack of financial resources to eradicate the threat or risk of torture constitute sufficient state action for purposes” of CAT
• concluding that the record compelled a finding of 10 Case: 22-60307 Document: 00516989691 Page: 11 Date Filed: 12/05/2023 No. 22-60307 persecution where it included, among other things, “threats of violence and acts of vandalism” against the asylum applicant’s family

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