U.S. Court of Appeals For the Seventh Circuit Civil Immigration – Asylum – Zimbabwe Where the BIA did not adequately consider whether more corroborating information was reasonably available, it was error to find that an asylum claimant failed to show past persecution. “Evidence of country conditions ‘cannot substitute for an individualized determination of an asylum or withholding claim,’ Zheng v. ...

14-2276 Duarte-Salagosa v. Holder

13-2470 Cano-Oyarzabal v. Holder

13-3376 Lopez-Esparza v. Holder

12-2353 Velasco-Giron v. Holder

12-3641, 13-1228, 13-1895 & 13-2737 Antia-Perea v. Holder

13-3174 Jeudy v. Holder

13-2106 & 13-3385 Khan v. Holder

13-2405 Adame v. Holder

13-2864 Albu v. Holder

13-3849 Yang v. Holder

13-2610 Velasquez-Garcia v. Holder

13-3651 Sobaleva v. Holder

14-1176 Wang v. Holder

13-2955 Coyomani-Cielo v. Holder

13-2653 Sanchez v. Holder

13-2536 Ortiz-Estrada v. Holder

12-930 Scialabba v. De Osorio

U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit Civil Immigration – asylum — Bulgaria Where there is no pattern or practice of mistreatment of the Roma people in Bulgaria, asylum was properly denied. “In Mitreva, we were also faced with a Roma asylum-seeker from Bulgaria. The conditions on the ground for the Bulgarian Roma then were similar to what they ...

13-2552 Singh v. Holder

13-2939 Ruiz-Cabrera v. Holder

13-2442 Patel v. Holder

13-2141 R.R.D. v. Holder

13-2130 Tian v. Holder

13-1011 L.D.G. v. Holder

12-1229 Aljabri v. Holder

13-2505 Chen v. Holder

11-2706 N.L.A. v. Holder

12-1050 Darif v. Holder

12-1626 Kim v. Holder