· 10/13/2005
Tulengkey v. Ashcroft
Citations
- 425 F.3d 1277
- 2005 U.S. App. LEXIS 22069
- 2005 WL 2563089
How courts have described this case
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- finding no past persecution where alien was robbed, fondled, and suffered a minor head injury
- noting “denigration, harassment, and threats” are insufficient to establish persecution; finding no past persecution where alien was robbed, fondled, and suffered a minor head injury
- finding no past persecution where alien was robbed, fondled, and suffered a minor head injury
- collecting cases and holding that attack resulting in minor injury and separate incident involving harassment by Muslims did not amount to persecution
- affirming finding of no past persecution based upon a robbery resulting in minor injury to the petitioner and her witnessing of a Muslim mob’s rough treatment of other people eight years later
- affirming denial of asylum based on alien’s ability to relocate to avoid persecution
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Judges: Ebel, Hartz, McCONNELL
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