213243P.pdf   08/10/2022  Nani Keta  v.  Merrick Garland
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  21-3243
   Petition for Review of an Order of the Board of Immigration Appeals   
   [PUBLISHED] [Colloton, Author, with Melloy and Gruender, Circuit Judges] 
   Petition for Review - Immigration. The agency's negative credibility 
   finding concerning petitioner's testimony was supported by substantial 
   evidence; absence of a Kunama interpreter did not deny petitioner due 
   process as he was provided a Tigrinya interpreter, and petitioner 
   repeatedly assured the IJ that he and the interpreter understood each 
   other; a document used for impeachment of a petitioner's testimony need 
   not be made available to the petitioner before the hearing, and the 
   government could confront petitioner with his prior inconsistent 
   statement; the BIA did not err in concluding that the evidence was 
   insufficient as a matter of law to support the IJ's finding that 
   petitioner would likely be tortured; anecdotal reports of imprisonment of 
   returnees from Sudan, and reports of torture at the prison where they were 
   held were not sufficient to support a finding that petitioner in 
   particular was likely to be imprisoned and tortured if returned from the 
   U.S. to Eritrea.