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US Citizen Deported From Russia Over Domestic Dispute
Sarah Krivanek, a US citizen ordered deported by a Russian court over a domestic dispute, has left Russia, Krivanek said while aboard a plane about to leave Moscow's airport late on Thursday.
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Cops Knew War Veteran Was US Citizen. Immigration Detained Him Anyway.
Six years after his combat service in Afghanistan, Jilmar Ramos-Gomez sat in an immigrant detention center in Michigan, contemplating how a U.S. citizen and war veteran could get sucked into a Kafkaesque deportation void.
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North Korea Deports US Citizen, Detained For Crossing Over Illegally
A man with the same name was arrested in South Korea while trying to sneak over the inter-Korean border in November last year.Byron, who is in his late 50s and from Louisiana, was later deported back to the US.
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Chinese Court Convicts US Woman To Jail For Espionage, Orders Deportation
A Chinese court on Tuesday sentenced a US citizen to three-years and six-months in prison for espionage but then ordered she be deported, her lawyer said, in a case that has added to US-China tension.
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Growing Up American, Only To Learn You're Not
At basketball games at his Oregon high school, Justin Ki Hong, an adoptee from South Korea, remembers putting his hand over his heart and singing the national anthem, proud to be a citizen of the United States.
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Donald Trump Spurs Latinos To Citizenship So They Can Vote -- Against Him
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump has pledged to deport and keep out illegal immigrants, but the brash billionaire's rhetoric is inspiring some Hispanics to become citizens so they can vote against him.
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Many US Immigrants Fear Coming Out of Hiding Despite Barack Obama's Action
Norma Martinez, an undocumented mother of two girls born in New Jersey after she arrived illegally from El Salvador in 2007, worries the Obama administration's new immigration program might provide fleeting protections that a new president could easily reverse.
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US offers Protection for People of Ebola Hit Countries
The United States is offering a temporary haven to citizens from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, protecting them from deportation to the Ebola-struck countries, officials said today.
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US offers Protection for People of Ebola Hit Countries
The United States is offering a temporary haven to citizens from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, protecting them from deportation to the Ebola-struck countries, officials said today.
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Barack Obama to Shield Many From Deportation: Reports
President Barack Obama is poised to unveil executive action that will shield possibly around 5 million immigrants living in the US illegally from deportation, according to advocates in touch with the White House, an order that would set up a confrontation with Republican leaders.
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Barack Obama's Kenya-born uncle gets US green card
A US immigration judge ruled on Tuesday that President Barack Obama's Kenyan-born uncle can stay in the United States as a lawful resident, despite his decades dodging deportation and a 2011 drunk-driving arrest.
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Pak: Arrested US men won't be deported
According to Pakistani news reports, the 5 American citizens who were looking to meet with the al Qaeda in Pakistan will not be deported. This is after the Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court has barred the government from handing over the terror suspects.
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US Citizen Deported From Russia Over Domestic Dispute
Sarah Krivanek, a US citizen ordered deported by a Russian court over a domestic dispute, has left Russia, Krivanek said while aboard a plane about to leave Moscow's airport late on Thursday.
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Cops Knew War Veteran Was US Citizen. Immigration Detained Him Anyway.
Six years after his combat service in Afghanistan, Jilmar Ramos-Gomez sat in an immigrant detention center in Michigan, contemplating how a U.S. citizen and war veteran could get sucked into a Kafkaesque deportation void.
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North Korea Deports US Citizen, Detained For Crossing Over Illegally
A man with the same name was arrested in South Korea while trying to sneak over the inter-Korean border in November last year.Byron, who is in his late 50s and from Louisiana, was later deported back to the US.
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Chinese Court Convicts US Woman To Jail For Espionage, Orders Deportation
A Chinese court on Tuesday sentenced a US citizen to three-years and six-months in prison for espionage but then ordered she be deported, her lawyer said, in a case that has added to US-China tension.
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Growing Up American, Only To Learn You're Not
At basketball games at his Oregon high school, Justin Ki Hong, an adoptee from South Korea, remembers putting his hand over his heart and singing the national anthem, proud to be a citizen of the United States.
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Donald Trump Spurs Latinos To Citizenship So They Can Vote -- Against Him
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump has pledged to deport and keep out illegal immigrants, but the brash billionaire's rhetoric is inspiring some Hispanics to become citizens so they can vote against him.
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Many US Immigrants Fear Coming Out of Hiding Despite Barack Obama's Action
Norma Martinez, an undocumented mother of two girls born in New Jersey after she arrived illegally from El Salvador in 2007, worries the Obama administration's new immigration program might provide fleeting protections that a new president could easily reverse.
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US offers Protection for People of Ebola Hit Countries
The United States is offering a temporary haven to citizens from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, protecting them from deportation to the Ebola-struck countries, officials said today.
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US offers Protection for People of Ebola Hit Countries
The United States is offering a temporary haven to citizens from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, protecting them from deportation to the Ebola-struck countries, officials said today.
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Barack Obama to Shield Many From Deportation: Reports
President Barack Obama is poised to unveil executive action that will shield possibly around 5 million immigrants living in the US illegally from deportation, according to advocates in touch with the White House, an order that would set up a confrontation with Republican leaders.
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Barack Obama's Kenya-born uncle gets US green card
A US immigration judge ruled on Tuesday that President Barack Obama's Kenyan-born uncle can stay in the United States as a lawful resident, despite his decades dodging deportation and a 2011 drunk-driving arrest.
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Pak: Arrested US men won't be deported
According to Pakistani news reports, the 5 American citizens who were looking to meet with the al Qaeda in Pakistan will not be deported. This is after the Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court has barred the government from handing over the terror suspects.
