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Immigration law refers to national government policies which control the phenomenon of immigration to their country.
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An Indiana high school homecoming queen stuck in her native Mexico on an immigration technicality arrived back in the U.
S. early Friday morning.Indianapolis television station WTHR-TV reported (http://bit.ly/NikigL) Frankfort High School senior Elizabeth Olivas, 18, was greeted by family and friends shortly after midnight at Indianapolis International Airport."I feel awesome," the station quoted Olivas as saying upon her arrival. "Knowing I had people supporting me helped a lot."Olivas has lived in Indiana since she was 4 years old. However, immigration law required her to travel to her native Mexico within six months of her 18th birthday to get a visa or green card, according to the Indianapolis Star, which has closely tracked the teenager's plight.She was a day late, and the delay in receiving the visa threatened to keep her in Mexico while her classmates graduated Saturday at the school about 35 miles northwest of Indianapolis.Moshe said in a news release that the State Department s...She was tiny and trembling and looked so very vulnerable. Barely 15, having already experienced a lifetime of hardships since losing her mother at 5 and crossing the...
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