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How a deported Mexican immigrant in Utah became a U.S. citizen
Jesús Contreras slowly drove a mud-splattered feeding machine through a dimly lit shed, dispensing a glob of food atop each wire cage in the mink shed on a recent January day. A mixture of snow and muck covered the saturated ground between the rows of wood-framed buildings that house the 2,600 animals at B6 Farms in Lehi. Sleet fell as Contreras, wearing jeans, work boots and a hoodie pulled over his head that hid most of his hair but not his salt-and-pepper mustache, made his way to a barn to repair some pressboard boxes the mink had chewed through. Besides feeding the animals, he cleans their pens, administers vaccines and…
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U.S. citizen allowed to leave Iranian prison for a week
Oct 1 (Reuters) – Siamak Namazi, an Iranian American imprisoned in Iran for approximately 7 decades on espionage-linked charges rejected by Washington as baseless, has been authorized out of Tehran’s Evin prison on a a single-7 days furlough, his lawyer said on Saturday. Independently, his father and former United Nations official Baquer Namazi, who was also convicted on prices of “collaboration with a hostile government,” has been permitted to leave Iran for health-related therapy, U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric explained in a assertion. It was unclear if the moves could possibly be a phase towards Siamak’s complete launch, nor no matter whether it indicators the feasible furlough or launch of other…
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