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Address the concerns of US CITIZENS WHO ARE NOW REFUGEES & seeking asylum abroad

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dakota
11 years ago

free ALLL

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G RedHorse
11 years ago

Great idea! Should have been done years ago

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Sybil Fabian
11 years ago

This is long overdue. Thanks for posting it

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David Verma
11 years ago Featured

Need to bring them all home. US citizens shouldn't be refugees anywhere.

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Sarah Webb
11 years ago Featured

its about time someone acknowledged this is happening. so many people are suffering in silence.

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Linda Vega
11 years ago Featured

YES. PLEASE HELP THEM!!!

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Mike Ward
11 years ago Featured

People talk about human rights everywhere else but ignore what happens here at home. Glad someone is finally talking about this.

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Robert Adeyemi
11 years ago Featured

This whole thing is a disgrace. How is this not all over the news?

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Grace L · petition starter
11 years ago

Thousands of US citizens have fled the country to applying for asylum abroad, because of failure of state protection from human rights abuses in the US; (as recognized by the United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees (UNHCR). They include elected representatives, labor organizers, writers, activists for peace, for social justice, for women's rights, and many others. The abuses they report are typical of the notorious history of political persecution in the US: including economic "blacklisting", false prosecution and imprisonment, torture, death threats &/or attempts on their lives. Justice For Refugees From the US calls on the Obama Administration to speak to this issue. www.refugeesfromtheusa.org

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Grace L · petition starter
11 years ago

Thousands of US citizens have fled the country to applying for asylum abroad, because of failure of state protection from human rights abuses in the US; (as recognized by the United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees (UNHCR). They include elected representatives, labor organizers, writers, activists for peace, for social justice, for women's rights, and many others. The abuses they report are typical of the notorious history of political persecution in the US: including economic "blacklisting", false prosecution and imprisonment, torture, death threats &/or attempts on their lives. Justice For Refugees From the US calls on the Obama Administration to speak to this issue. www.refugeesfromtheusa.org