Yu v. Attorney General of the United States

Two petitioners, a husband and wife from Chinas Fujian province, seek asylum, withholding of removal, and protection under the Convention Against Torture ("CAT"), based on their fear that one or both of them will be forcibly sterilized for violating Chinas family planning regime if they are forced to return. Specifically, the couple alleges that they are at risk because they had a second child while residing in the United States. The BIA determined that petitioners had failed to show that their fear of sterilization was an objectively reasonable one and denied relief. This petition for review followed.