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Archive for July 27, 2009
UNDOCUMENTED HARVARD GRAD VICTIM OF OUR BROKEN IMMIGRATION SYSTEM
July 27, 2009 by Bradley Maged.
According to an article on boston.com: “Alan was not just a street-smart kid in a baseball cap but a gifted student who breezed through math problems and quoted Milton and Dante. He was a voracious reader, the high school salutatorian, and last month, he graduated from Harvard with a degree in the humanities.”
Another example of why we need Comprehensive Immigration Reform, including the DREAM Act that would allow the undocumented who are here through no fault of their own to legalize their status. Laws should make sense and should reflect what is right and best for the country. Deporting a Harvard grad who entered the country illegally as an infant is a lose-lose situation for both Alan as well as for the US.
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