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Phillip_McCavityPakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
https://www.borderreport.com/immigratio … m-granted/
Nabeel Younis, 28, left Pakistan a little more than five years ago determined to get to the United States where he could practice Christianity without fear of persecution.
He and a group of friends, fellow Catholics, left their home country for Panama to attend a young peoples’ conference with Pope Francis.
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Money was wired in from friends, and they set off for Mexicali, about 120 miles to the east, where they finally achieved their goal of crossing into the U.S.
The group was detained by Border Patrol agents who eventually took Younis to the Imperial Regional Detention Facility in Calexico, California.
His friends were sent elsewhere.
Another month in custody passed, but Younis managed to secure an initial interview with officers who determined he had a valid case to begin asylum proceedings.
A friend he met back home in Pakistan, an American named Fitzgerald Kelly, agreed to become his sponsor in California and opened his home in San Luis Obispo, about a five-hour drive north of the border.
Younis began his court case and managed to secure the services of the Immigration Legal Defense Center’s office in Santa Maria, California, which agreed to represent him pro bono.
Attorney Maria Salguero guided Younis’ case through the courts.
Almost a year and a half since hopping the border barrier, he found himself in Judge Carlos Maury’s courtroom at the Federal Courthouse in Van Nuys, California.
The judge would make the final determination and decide Younis’ asylum case.
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anon user #3Re: Pakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
Let him in, but let's send one racist to Pakistan in exchange!
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Re: Pakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
You've gotta watch those Pakis - the first one swims across and then suddenly a million of them are walking over on all the dead fish.
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Phillip_McCavityRe: Pakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
The whole article is instructive for people that think that asylum is easy.
In particular, the brutality he endured in Mexico is almost incomprehensible. Mexico is not a safe country.
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SuckpoppetRe: Pakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
Hi pfhildo, how many people have bee granted asylum the past 20 years?
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Re: Pakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
Hopefully he gets murdered. Filthy mohammed.
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Re: Pakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
Phillip_McCavity wrote:
The whole article is instructive for people that think that asylum is easy.
In particular, the brutality he endured in Mexico is almost incomprehensible. Mexico is not a safe country.
What makes Mexico so unsafe compared to America? You're far more likely to be struck and killed by a car in a big city in America than killed by cartels in Mexico. Stop being racist.
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AusCarFancierRe: Pakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
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You've gotta watch those Pakis - the first one swims across and then suddenly a million of them are walking over on all the dead fish.
Actually we had a problem where a ton of them were pretending to be Afghan refugees. They just tend not to bother with Amreeka too much because the gimmedats are not adequate.
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AusCarFancierRe: Pakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
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You've gotta watch those Pakis - the first one swims across and then suddenly a million of them are walking over on all the dead fish.
Should also mention that they are a huge burden on health systems because of birth defects in their children.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/arti … iages.html [Questionable Source (Bagz)]
I should mention that a lot of cultures have cousin marriage but they tend to stop when they have one bad outcome and matchmake to avoid others.
I know some people who work in disability care and the Pakistanis are notorious amongst them, the more kids they have the more benefits they get and they constantly try to treat the government funded home helpers like servants. There are also cases where they will actually marry actually their kids with heavy intellectual disabilities for immigration purposes.
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AusCarFancierRe: Pakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
Phillip_McCavity wrote:
The whole article is instructive for people that think that asylum is easy.
In particular, the brutality he endured in Mexico is almost incomprehensible. Mexico is not a safe country.
The fact that he was able to successfully commit immigration fraud at all proves that it is too easy.
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Phillip_McCavityRe: Pakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
AusCarFancier wrote:
The fact that he was able to successfully commit immigration fraud at all proves that it is too easy.
A judge ruled otherwise.
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AusCarFancierRe: Pakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
Phillip_McCavity wrote:
A judge ruled otherwise.
Hence why I said "successfully" you fuqing nitwit.
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Phillip_McCavityRe: Pakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
AusCarFancier wrote:
Hence why I said "successfully" you fuqing nitwit.
Why did the judge grant asylum if it was fraud?
You need to apologize for lying about this.
The fact is that it is lawful to petition for asylum in all situations, as long as the person is present in the US.
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Rosie Queen of CoronaRe: Pakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
Phillip_McCavity wrote:
A judge ruled otherwise.
Damnit Phil, stop confusing ACF with facts. 
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AusCarFancierRe: Pakistani migrant’s five-year odyssey to the United States ends with asylum granted
Phillip_McCavity wrote:
Why did the judge grant asylum if it was fraud?
You need to apologize for lying about this.
The fact is that it is lawful to petition for asylum in all situations, as long as the person is present in the US.
Because the judge has to make ruling based on criteria handed down to them or else it gets appealed and has consequences. That is assuming the judge is honest and not seeking appointment to higher courts by Democrat politicians.
You know this and it is clearly disingenuous of you to try to argue that angle. Still better than your normal outright immature lying.
The fact is that the asylum system is being grossly abused worldwide by economic migrants with the support of scumbags like you.
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