Jan 3, 2013
Christian Indonesians Live In NJ Church's Sanctuary to Avoid Deportation
By KEVIN KRAUS
Dec. 24, 2012
This Christmas marks Day 295 for a central New Jersey church playing host to a group of Indonesians living within its sanctuary.
Five Christian men remain at the church, hoping its brick walls and their own strong faith keep them from being deported. Three others from their families and congregation also immediately face being sent back.
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Door Mat, Not Welcome Mat: Immigrants Tell of Re-Entry Hurdles
By Devika Koppikar
Nearly two years after the termination of the controversial NSEERS program (for National Security Entry-Exit Registration System) (http://www.dhs.gov/dhs-removes-designated-countries-nseers-registration-may-2011) many immigrants continue to face barriers at U.S. ports-of-entries when returning from overseas trips.
Nearly two years after the termination of the controversial NSEERS program (for National Security Entry-Exit Registration System) (http://www.dhs.gov/dhs-removes-designated-countries-nseers-registration-may-2011) many immigrants continue to face barriers at U.S. ports-of-entries when returning from overseas trips.
Read the article in its' entirety at the following link: http://www.asianfortunenews.com/article_0113.php?article_id=57
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