         No. 18-60421
Specifically, Avelar-Oliva testified that, in August 2002, when she was 11
years old, she went to live with Rosalio, his wife, and son because he had
promised her mother that he would send her to school and provide for her.
Instead, she contends, Rosalio imprisoned her in his house for two years,
forcing her to work 16–18 hours a day, depriving her of food, and raping her
numerous times. Avelar-Oliva asserts the abuse ended only when she escaped
Rosalio’s home, in November 2004, to live with her brother. Avelar-Oliva
maintains that she never told her brother or mother about Rosalio’s abuse
because she “was ashamed[,] very embarrassed[,] and did not want to cause
further problems.”
      Two years later, in 2006, Avelar-Oliva, then15 years old, met and began
living with her husband, Jose Miguel Reyna Gutierrez, in La Palma, El
Salvador. In 2014, however, less than a year after the birth of their second
child, Avelar-Oliva moved to Tejutla, El Salvador, to be closer to her mother.
It was there, she contends, in January 2016, that she encountered Rosalio, who
wore a police uniform and gun, demanded that she have a sexual relationship
with him, and attempted to rape her. She maintains that Rosalio also told her
that the police would not help her because he was a police officer. And,
thereafter, on three occasions in September 2016, Avelar-Oliva alleges, Rosalio
grabbed her by her neck and jaw, asked for sex, and demanded that she be with
him and collect rent money for him in the area. During the latter