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vishu paul :
awesome video
2019-08-11 09:10:24
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So delicacy! ^_^
2019-08-11 11:34:37
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A 76-year-old green card holder facing stage 4 prostate cancer, Loreto Javar, has been held in ICE custody for over two months following his arrest during a citizenship interview in Tukwila, Washington. ​The retired hotel employee from Fife, Washington, has lived in the United States since 1995. His daughter, Daisy Javar, stated that his detention at a facility in Tacoma, Washington, has forced him to miss critical cancer care. ​She told Newsweek: “I want him out today.” ​She added: “It’s always late. He’s getting medication and he needs to be eating on time. But the medications have been given on time, luckily.” ​“I just want them to treat people humanely. It’s inhumane how they treat people when they just grab them everywhere.” ​ICE official Jason Chudy stated Javar was detained for allegedly omitting a 1990s conviction in the Philippines from his 1995 visa application. ​Chudy told The Seattle Times: “He is therefore ineligible to remain in the United States now.” ​Moe Cinco of the Tanggol Migrante Movement noted Javar is missing essential oncology appointments, stating: “He’s been languishing in the detention center and separated from his cancer treatment. And his next one is September 4, so we’re really trying to get him released by then.” ​Advocates continue calling for his immediate release on humanitarian grounds. Should federal authorities consider severe medical conditions when deciding whether to detain individuals during legal proceedings? ​#Washington #US #Philippines #LoretoJavar #japd

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