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Asylum; Persecution; Evidence
Minnesota Lawyer//March 16, 2009
Where an immigrant from India who sought asylum refused to cooperate with the Indian police investigation of his kidnapping but the police were continued to investigate and made several arrests, the immigrant could not show that the government was unable or unwilling to control his abductors to support his allegation of persecution, and the petition for review is denied. Petition denied.
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