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The Deportation Debate Issue1 #12074 What options/elements should host countries consider in repatriating out-of-status African residents?

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Link[1] As Mass Deportation Hangs Over Liberians in U.S., 'Course of Action' on the Table

Author: Executive Mansion - Republic of Liberia
Publication info: February 11, 2009
Cited by: Earl Burrowes, Sr. 8:46 PM 13 February 2009 GMT
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http://www.frontpageafrica.com/newsmanager/anmviewer.asp?a=8195&z=3

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The Liberian Government says it is in discussions with US Government officials to address the threat of deportation hanging over Liberians residing in the United States of America. Upon directives of President Johnson Sirleaf, and as a follow up on discussions last year between President Johnson Sirleaf and former US President George Bush on the issue, Liberia’s ambassador to the United States, Mr. Nathaniel Barnes has continued discussions with US government officials, particularly members of the United States Congress as well as the incoming administration of President Barack Obam

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