I did. And you want it both ways. You got caught linking something absolute, only to change it for your convenience. The truth is, these asylum seekers are interviewed on a case by case basis. Not all apply, that is for sure. But if the asylum clause you linked applies to those truly affected, then the "persecution" and or "social status" will give them asylum.
No you didn't liar. I proved gangs and cartels are not grounds for asylum, that is what the vast majority of these illegals are claiming.
Again, you are falling down on the job. Asylum seekers are not illegal. And, your definition of asylum seekers explains clearly, through "persecution" and "social class" that law clearly applies to asylum seekers who again, are not illegal.
You incorrectly tried to use social status to grant asylum for those situations. You need a proven source or admit defeat.
There is no precedence to admit defeat for anything. The law for asylum seekers is clear . As you and I pointed out. An AG's policy change is invalid. He know's that, you know that, and so does law enforcement. Social class and persecution apply via the law. The AG can play games with the law all he wants. But, at the end of the day, the law still applies. You are the one who has been defeated here. And you did it with your own link.