Thursday, August 12, 2010

Illegal Indian immigrant is granted rare reprieve, allowed to stay in U.S

This high school graduate who was brought here as a small baby, has been given a reprieve and will not be deported tomorrow. Another case that needs the DREAM Act. - - Donna Poisl

By David Montgomery, Washington Post Staff Writer

His younger brother is an American citizen. His parents were illegal immigrants, deported to Bangladesh and India. For two years, Yves Gomes, who spent all but 14 months of his 17 years in Silver Spring, lived in limbo, wondering in which direction his path lay.

On Monday, it looked like Kolkata.

Late Tuesday, he began to think it might be College Park.
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1 comment:

Freelancer On Fly - Charlot said...

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security estimates that there are 270,000 unauthorized Indian natives in the United States – a 125 percent jump since 2000, the largest percentage increase of any nation with more than 100,000 illegal immigrants in the United States.

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