Vaskoski v. Campbell

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• holding that where a petitioner’s wife undergoes either an abortion or sterilization procedure, he is eligible for asylum
• holding that past persecution of one spouse can be established by coerced abortion or sterilization of the other spouse
• holding that an alien could establish past persecution, and thereby qualify as a “refugee” under 8 U.S.C. § 1101(a)(42), based on his wife’s sterilization
• holding that the spouse of a direct victim of a forced abortions or sterilization is per se eligible for asylum
• reporting that human smugglers are frequently paid as much as $70,000 per person to make travel arrangements out of China
• reporting that human smugglers are frequently paid as much as $70,000 per person to make travel arrangements out of China

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