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Supreme Court to review asylum case of Nigerian man who cooked for terrorists
- The Supreme Court will hear arguments on the asylum case of Izuchukwu Ozurumba.
- Ozurumba was denied asylum after being held captive and forced to cook for leaders of the Unknown Gunmen, a U.S.-designated terrorist group.
- The central issue is whether his cooking job constitutes 'material support' for a terrorist organization.
- The case involves a Trump administration bid to deny asylum based on the provision of material support.
- The outcome will determine if Ozurumba's actions, under duress, disqualify him from asylum eligibility.
Articles (5)
PBS NewsHour·
Supreme Court to consider if Nigerian man who cooked for terrorist leaders is ineligible for asylum
ABC News·
Supreme Court to review asylum case of man who cooked meals for terrorist leaders
Associated Press·
Supreme Court will review asylum case of Nigerian man who cooked meals for terrorist leaders
NBC News·
Supreme Court to weigh if Nigerian who cooked for terrorists can be denied asylum
The Hill·
Supreme Court to decide if Nigerian man's cooking was 'material support' for terrorists