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TOGOLESE FAMILIES REPORTED IN DEPORTATION PROCEDURE.

TOGOLESE FAMILIES REPORTED IN DEPORTATION PROCEDURE.

4 to 5 families have been reported in Omaha Nebraska (USA) in deportation procedure after local immigration agents detained them in Prison for weeks. Togolese families are commenting the situation in their country is not safe enough for asylum applicants to be deported back at this time. Some claim there has been not enough legal assistance offered to new arrivals in Omaha to help asylum applicants submit their claims with no discrepancy. This therefore causes many of them to have their claims denied or else private attorneys will rip them off by overcharging fees without helping them properly.
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8 Responses to “TOGOLESE FAMILIES REPORTED IN DEPORTATION PROCEDURE.”

  1. Pat says:
    16. October 2007 at 09:52

    laims denied or else private attorneys will rip them off by overcharging fees without helping them p

  2. Pat says:
    16. October 2007 at 09:55

    5 families have been reported

  3. pat says:
    16. October 2007 at 19:16

    ALBERT CATE
    test.

  4. Sewa the leader says:
    17. October 2007 at 01:05

    This is to be important to all togolese and other asylum applicants to talk about the issue or debate about it. what shall we do?

  5. pat says:
    17. October 2007 at 01:33

    Test number 2.

  6. sherry lake says:
    19. October 2007 at 06:15

    It is a shame that in a country as great and powerful as the USA, that we have not done more to protect those who come here seeking our help. I know many who try to stay here are not informed about their rights. Those who come from places like Togo do not know they have rights. WE need to make sure they know their rights, and responsibilities and do what we can to help them through the immigration process.
    How can we justify looking people up in prison who have not broken our laws. Aren’t we innocent until proven guilty? Should those who come seeking a safe haven be thrown in jail, and then sent back to a repressive regime. Amnesty International has countless files of the abuses in Togo. Many who came here and are sent back WILL be detained, tortured and even killed when we send them back.
    These people need champions to help them to stay here where it is safe. Anybody care enough to stand in the gap for these human beings?

  7. bfzoofak says:
    2. January 2008 at 06:55

    bfzoofak…

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