don webb
December 2nd, 2009, 05:00 AM
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BOSTON – Obama's aunt buried her face in her hands and sobbed as she described her anguish that she no longer has contact with him and his family after her request was rejected for asylum and she was ordered deported way back in 2004. Her illegal alien status was revealed in October 2008, days before Obama was elected.
She has been living and working illegally for years now in the United States hiding from immigration. She’s even managed to get into public housing.
She refused to discuss how she affords to live now, who is paying for an attorney ir her medical bills. She is disabled and learning to walk again after being paralyzed for more than three months due to an autoimmune disorder called Guillain-Barre syndrome.
She now blames those who believe laws should be obeyed and illegal aliens deported for dividing her apart from her family.
"It is very sad when such a thing happens. There are people, ? outsiders ?, you know, they come in between, they divide a family," she said last week. "It's not easy."....:puke:
But she reserved special words of kindness for former President George W. Bush "He is my No. 1 man" for a directive he put in place which directly affected her.
A judge agreed to suspend Onyango's deportation order in December right after the elections and has reopened her asylum case.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091201/ap_on_re_us/us_obama_aunt
BOSTON – Obama's aunt buried her face in her hands and sobbed as she described her anguish that she no longer has contact with him and his family after her request was rejected for asylum and she was ordered deported way back in 2004. Her illegal alien status was revealed in October 2008, days before Obama was elected.
She has been living and working illegally for years now in the United States hiding from immigration. She’s even managed to get into public housing.
She refused to discuss how she affords to live now, who is paying for an attorney ir her medical bills. She is disabled and learning to walk again after being paralyzed for more than three months due to an autoimmune disorder called Guillain-Barre syndrome.
She now blames those who believe laws should be obeyed and illegal aliens deported for dividing her apart from her family.
"It is very sad when such a thing happens. There are people, ? outsiders ?, you know, they come in between, they divide a family," she said last week. "It's not easy."....:puke:
But she reserved special words of kindness for former President George W. Bush "He is my No. 1 man" for a directive he put in place which directly affected her.
A judge agreed to suspend Onyango's deportation order in December right after the elections and has reopened her asylum case.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091201/ap_on_re_us/us_obama_aunt