The Human Face of Immigration Enforcement

George S. Boley Sr.’s life was spared by a coup against the Liberian government that had condemned him. But when he looks back at that ordeal 27 years ago, he says it pales in comparison with being arrested for violating U.S. immigration law — a charge that was later dropped. For a story about how criminal immigration charges for allegedly using an invalid alien registration card to illegally enter the U.S. numerous times changed Boley’s life, click here.   Prosecutors dismissed the charges — which could have caused Boley’s deportation — without an explanation.

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