PER CURIAM.
Sara Kassa Kebede entered the United States on an Ethiopian passport in July 2001 and applied for asylum, withholding of removal, and relief under the Convention Against Torture (CAT) on behalf of herself and her son, Michael Tesfaye Yigezu. After an evidentiary hearing, the Immigration Judge (IJ) denied all relief, finding that Kebede's testimony as to past persecution by the Ethiopian government was not credible and, even if credible, did not establish...
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