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Honor, Dignity, Justice
Julia Preston reports in the NY Times on the reunion of a family in Chicago that is the culmination of 22 years of struggling with the immigration system. Janina Wasilewski came to America when Poland was still a communist country. She sought political asylum and the case dragged on for several years. She was finally denied as a result of the change in government in her country. She had married Tony Wasilewski in the mean time and sought a different strategy for a green card. But the changes in the law in 1996 tripped her up and she became subject...
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