Governor Paterson Pardons Immigrant Slated For Deportation

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Governor David Paterson has pardoned an immigrant slated for deportation for having spent time behind bars for crimes he committed as a teenager.

Qing Hong Wu, 29, was officially pardoned on Saturday but he was released from detainment in a New Jersey correctional facility Tuesday night.

Wu, pictured above center, came to the United States when he was five years old.

When he applied to be married to a U.S. citizen several years ago, he disclosed that had been convicted of robbery in 1995 and 1996. He served three years in a reformatory for those crimes.

Wu had earned his GED in the reformatory and went on to get his associate’s degree and had a career in information technology.

According to immigration laws, Wu’s convictions required deportation. As a result, Wu was taken into federal custody, where he remained from November until Tuesday night.

Source: NY1 continue reading this article here

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3 Responses for “Governor Paterson Pardons Immigrant Slated For Deportation”

  1. Fed up with NY leadership says:

    Is this really what’s important in NY governor? What the hell is wrong with this state’s leadership?

  2. Jeanette Passino says:

    With all the jobless, homeless, people unable to pay taxes, THEY have the nerve to worry about salt & sugar intake? WAKE UP!!!!!

  3. Jeanette Passino says:

    Clean this state of ALL illegal aliens & maybe we can find jobs. I am a landlord & had two calls on different days from the same number but different people (needless to say, they had very heavy accents) the amount of people to move in was different. I said I would not allow the place to be turned into a rats nest, and the person said OK and hung up. As badly as I need to rent my two places I WILL NOT allow 15 people to live in a 2 room studio. I would know immediately know as I live on the property myself. DUH!!!!

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