Garbage: OR should I say: AVE CAESAR, I am not a person of color. Precetaj’s case for political asylum was rejected after a judge said her testimony about fearing the prostitution trade lacked credibility. He said even if her concerns were warranted “young, attractive women are not a social group for asylum,” according to Mail Online. When she lost her appeal, a deportation order was given. “There is a level of insanity in this case,” Precetaj’s attorney Andrew Johnson told the newspaper as he continues the effort to allow her to stay with her husband and children. “Someone is not doing what is ordinarily done. There is an abuse of power.” President Obama’s uncle Onyango Obama was in court on Tuesday facing possible deportation back to his home country of Kenya, but lucky for him, a judge decided that he could stay in the country because of his “good moral character.” “Congratulations,” said Judge Leonard I. Shapiro. “Welcome to America.” Onyango Obama, 69, has been in the United States for 50 years, most of that time spent living here illegally. Still, a judge said that the man paid his taxes and was an upstanding person, so he has been granted a green card and in five years can apply for U.S. citizenship. According to reports, the judge asked Obama whether or not he had any relatives in America. The man said yes, claiming he has a niece and nephew here.
Posted on: Wed, 04 Dec 2013 22:13:15 +0000
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