Vohra v. Prasad Realty Corp.

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• holding that evidence that is not “intrinsically suspect” may be relied upon to find reasonable grounds to believe someone is a threat to national security
• stating that the persecutor bar “do[es] not require direct personal involvement in the acts of persecution” (emphasis added)
• stating that the persecutor bar “do[es] not require direct personal involvement in the acts of persecution” (emphasis added)
• acknowledging that the Government must “offer sufficient prima facie evidence” that the alien “incited, assisted, or otherwise participated in persecution”
• noting that the BIA “had never before considered a discretionary denial of asylum relief’ and setting out factors to be considered in this determination
• evaluating an applicant’s individualized equities and adverse factors before denying asylum in the exercise of discretion

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).