Eleventh Circuit· 7/12/2010

Visca Imelda v. U.S. Attorney General

Citations

611 F.3d 724
2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 14179

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recognizing that a change in the government that has persecuted the alien may constitute a fundamental change in circumstances
concluding that the BIA erred in relying solely on the State Department’s country report for Indonesia because it did not conduct an individualized analysis in determining whether a fundamental change in circumstances had occurred
explaining that courts have found substantial evidence supported a fundamental change where there was evidence of “a change in the government that persecuted the petitioner,” and “where the evidence demonstrates a substantial decline in violence against persecuted groups”

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Judges: Tjoflat, Wilson, Ebel

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