"We learned through immigration sources that the total number of the Somalis that are in the books of [U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement] to be removed are close to 4,000," Ahmed Isse Awad told VOA's Somali service Saturday. "Most of them are not in detention centers."
Since Somalia's embassy in Washington reopened in November 2015, the ambassador said, about 170 Somali immigrants who either ran afoul of U.S. law or had their asylum applications rejected have been deported to Mogadishu, the Somali capital.
Most of those previously deported had applied for but been denied political asylum in the U.S., he added. Another group of Somali applicants whose requests for asylum have been denied are now...Read More HERE
More of that winning we were promised.
ReplyDeleteI hope they don't use United Airlines for the transport or most of the Somalis will be forcibly removed due to over-booking.
ReplyDeleteI can see them heading to Canada illegal immigrants or refugees seems to be their speed. With air head PM Turdo little assh*le he will welcome all with Canada ending up with Sharia Law down the road!!!!
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