fifteen year old in the midst of a civil war after remaining in the united states for more than twenty seven years he testified before the immigration judge that he theory returning to all saboteurs tremendous gang violence that has overtaken the country the records reflect and the state department concurs its reports that in two thousand and fifteen and two thousand and sixteen all summer was the most violent country in the world it remained there after the most violent country in this hemisphere and while the board and the immigration judge reviewed some steps that were taken by the salvadoran government to try to control the gang crimes that are actually reported and that there is a loathing between the police and prosecutors to conduct the investigation that is contained within the administrative records there has been no fundamental change in el salvador since two thousand and fifteen which the documentation clearly evidence that the gangs operate with impunity throughout  asylum in particular mr garcia was found not eligible for asylum based on the particularly serious crime finding by the immigration judge as this court has repeatedly held and most recently an astronomer tinos which we  jurisdictional statement the court has found no authority or no jurisdiction to review the particularly serious crime finding so while mr garcia was not tortured in the past your honor the conditions that exist would not be able to protect him from torture again the country conditions are clear to some interim government does not protect deportees or citizens within the country as a teenager who first came here and then was returning to her after more than twenty seven years in the united states mr garcia does not have the knowledge of el salvador as his parents states he himself has to work to support himself the evidence in the record before the court evidence that he had lost their home during the recession and that they were printing an apartment his girlfriend  brief then it would basically come to a person or a cat deferral salvador is a violent country also does have a lot of crime but in order to prove your case for the girl you have to prove that you in particular an alien was have to prove that that person in particular will be tortured by or with the acquiescence of the government or a public official or someone else acting in past me now in this case is just rumor decision in this case cited the relevant pages from the immigration judge's decision in its decision about cat and that's perfectly legal and fine under the standard in other words the bord saying earlier this particular petitioner has not shown any individual ice evidence and hasn't point to anything in this particular record that would demonstrate that he himself would be tortured by or with the acquiescence of the government al  waive them and also can't be reviewed and on top of it all the immigration judge also noted within the catholic girl decision that the family that lives still in the town that he lived in twenty seven years ago in el salvador remain their own apartments so i don't think that there was necessary for him to have made an internal relocation finding things that didn't seem necessary for him to internally relocate to avoid torture because the family remains in that same town heart parents reside in our elderly this is borne out by the testimony by both parents before the immigration judge they are not a man in his forty's who has to work to support his family and to support himself importantly the second point is the government in her presentation now raises an argument that we are requesting a per se rule this was not raised and the one in the government's briefing and we asked the