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Kadri v. Mukasey (9/30/08)
Lynch,
Kadri timely applied for asylum because of the persecution he suffered in
DHS appealed and the BIA reversed the IJ ‘s opinion finding that economic deprivation was not enough for past persecution. The BIA also stated that “closeted homosexuality is tolerated in The First Circuit noted that the BIA did not dispute the IJ’s finding that Kardi was a homosexual or that sexual orientation is a basis for seeking asylum as a member of a particular social group. The BIA reversed the IJ’s finding that Kadri had not shown that the economic deprivation that he suffered on account of being homosexual amounted to persecution or that such deprivation would be future persecution. Noting that the BIA and sister circuits had not been consistent in establishing what the standard was for a claim of economic persecution until the BIA’s decision in In Re T-Z, 24 I&N Dec. 163 (BIA 2007). The Court remanded the case to the BIA to remand back to the IJ to evaluate Kadri’s case under the In re T-Z standard.
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