[JonPreston]

Is this your Denys Davydov?

Denys Davydov v. Attorney General United States, No. 20-1324 (3d Cir. 2020)

[UMCRevMom@aol.com]

No, we have been thru this before.

[kiryandil]

No worries!

He was able to make it to safety in Luzern, Switzerland.  

[freeandfreezing]

Who knows if it is the same guy. But notice how the US government goes out of its way to deport people who fled Germany because of its prohibition on homeschooling and in this case the government was throwing out Davydov because he used drugs.

How many of those people being allowed over the border from Mexico have used drugs?

How many of them have any real claim of the risk of torture in their home country? None.

Note that all of your arguments about anti-Semitism and Nazis in Ukraine just got destroyed by the case you posted. The court specifically found that:

The basis of Davydov’s claim is that Jews are generally persecuted in Ukraine, but he did not testify to any specific acts of persecution and the objective evidence does not support his assertion. Davydov submitted numerous articles detailing acts of vandalism against Jewish people and anti-Semitic marches. See e.g., AR 548-53, 554-56, 557-59, 560. However, as the IJ and BIA determined, those isolated events are not sufficient to establish a pattern or practice of persecution against Jews because they are not (and Davydov has not argued that they are) “systemic, pervasive, or organized"