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081224P.pdf 07/16/2009 Rose Mambwe v. Eric H. Holder, Jr.
U.S. Court of Appeals Case No: 08-1224
Board of Immigration Appeals
[PUBLISHED][Gruender, Author, with Bye and John R. Gibs on, Circuit Judges]
Petition for Review - immigration. Citizen of Angola who fled to
Zambia following 1984 attack on her village and later came to United
States sought asylum, withholding of removal and relief under the
Convention Against Torture. While 1984 attack constituted past
persecution, petitioner failed to show she had a well-founded fear of
future persecution as a result of changed circumstances; petitioner failed
to show 1997 harm she suffered in Zambia was on account of a protected
ground, and petitioner failed to show she was entitled to humanitarian
relief. Petitioner did not show she was denied due process or that her
administrative appeal was fundamentally unfair.